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JENNIE BILLIN0S.
Refusing 10 Live with her Father. a. 60 RE
sumo ths Relations OF a Daughter.

ALBANY, oct 81. On Monday Josso Bil-
llnGs called nj tho residence of William Harris.
In Fort Edward. whero his dnuRhtor jennie Ia
residing. and. Aftcr very hnoctlonnte meeting
on his part requested her 10 return 10 hls homo
and koep house Tor him. She refused declnr-
wsrs @ her I'm oher qV wss 1t @ur"2od g w. ali Pso rs'
quests thht shO should return. or that sho
should oven reaumc tho relations Of n daughter
~ him. she returned dcGldnd negatives, aud
finally rniusrd IN c1nyersg with him except In
The prrarI ce ~ n Third party. On Turaday Iii-
llngH started Tor Bunnln. ana eGnt word 10 his
daughter 70 remove any nHiclnB she wanted
from tho Mmiy mansion, aud 10 send all bills
she might cOntfnct 10 him Tor settlement. Dur
tho pnrlOr furniture. organ md family pic.
turcA and the sdebnr whRnn and mustang
pony. she also left NJ the house the hlls which
alln had incurred, and tho household koys.
NhI.ll alle rnlnlnnl nilnI hnT mnLhnrA hnllh.
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PROPOSING a WORLDS FAIR
To Ceunsmersts the Ceateanisi OF the 4.
suEuratiea OF the Ftrst rrssident.


ssruraties ef the First rrssideaa
The meeting in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening for tho purpose OF initiating the
movement for q Worlds Fair In New York
In 1889. was we'll attended. As expressed
by tho call tho obica OF the gathering
was: ITO consider the 3ropriety Of Suggesting
to tho Mayor OF New York that delegates from
all tho States DO invited 10 assemble In this city
on tho s0th Of April next. being tho nlnetleth
ann versary OF tho inauguration OF Washington
as the ilrst President OF tho United States, and
the eHiaollshmcnt oi oonstitutional govern
great exhibition OF tho Industry OF all nations
in the city OF Nav York. In tho centennial year
oi that event llSsyl or sooner. may then DO ma
Among tho slRners to the call nre Alexander
stewart a 90, Orcstes Cleveland. Tiffany 4
90, Robbins n Appleton, the Qorham Manu-
featuring Company ID. App eton 4 Co.. SCHULTZ.
Southwlck A Co. Benjamin II. sherman Man
ming sguor. Dc,emater 4 Go. iron woIksl.
tho Singer Manufacturing Company, Henry r..
Spaulding. Vcrmilyo h Co.. David Dows 4 20,
J. d. J9nos. John 4. Stewart. +. 3. Winston,
\ Co., the Merldon Britannia Company. Brow
ster a Co, William A. Camp. T. W. Andrews.
Among those present lnst evening were OK.
Judge Hilton. Orestrs Cleveland. Sinclair
Tousey, Augustus Schell. Wilson q. Hunt.
s,SsS sesSrd Butler, and rESsidont Clark OF the
Judge. Hilton presided. and. after some re-
marks isyoring the pr9posed scheme by him.
snsn%ousy sS snS Df1S ARDo'0n tho following was
mite. h that sS a', Be q S., s s.:ss
p.sgs . &C. m 'ds,snnc IL ~, Tesn% sscn. Worlds
ilng such committee take such action Ia The mater a.
shall he deemed advisable.
Judge Hilton was named ns ono OF the pro.
posed committce. The names OF the other mem
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TBs AF6HAs TROUBLE
why oisas,e.e Dee,,aes 90 a,ve the osveru.
meat ,he Ce~aaenee they Asa.

LONDON, Oct. Si.-Mr. Gladstone. In a
specch delivered to-day at Rhyi. declined "a
give the uovornmont tho confidence thcy asked
on the Atghanistan question. and complained
oftheir Withholding authoritative Information.
Reviewing tho information which was obtain
able. he showed that tho relations with Afghan.
istan were satisfactory during his Admlnistra-
uon. and he justified the displeasure
OF tho Amcer at the British occupation OF
ouettah. Ho pointed out that the weak
power which proicssedly chiyairous
0overnment Threatened TO punish for re-
ooiying Russian. Embassy was lcss cul.
sending OF the Embassy was apparently a
breach OF hussla's engagements TO England, but
no ioared Russia would cite as justification tn .
Mr., Gladstone declared that 10 saddle India
nary dangers would be an lnjgsIice Ss mon
strons "a anT recorded In the history OF the
Mr.. Gladstone. In co9oluslon,- asked the peo.
PIE 70 c9mpere, the state OF England IN 1877?
the ueneva arbitration, and thought Il
iS5g IIh %IIIIIhlon. 9eiSsd ,,esan' a'',ss ono 81
now protesting against was not merely a series
OF fa,se eteps. but a new systcm q government
by, personal responsibility OF the sovereign.
only too likely 10 sap tho foundations OF mon
ST PETERSBURG, Oct si.-The Goios rejoicos
over the DELAY in tho English operations against
Hcs S:. can ss arm. 'as and % nOSsS 70
~IoSpos. Oct, si.-A bombay despatch TO the
reoclyod hero whlch iustifes the conndcnec Of
princes. Qhers q aid Sro coming from ron ali al,
vance on AshsntSn. HTp TSs toSe ' she % yer. sa.
nAculAr press is all that could DO desired"
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Gen. Crooks's Canvass.
Quesns CeaaiI Orsenback Party.

Tho Quoons County Grccnback Labor
party assembled In mnss meeting nt Koch'p
broadway Hall. Long Island city. on Wodnes.
day evening. 10 ratliy tho nomination Of Con
Hamusl J. Crooks for Congress for thu
First District and John KoeRnn for AHscmLy y
from the Second District. Con. Crooks WIS T0.
ceiycd with enthusiasm, aud hs delivered a
speech. chiefly upon the financial issues OF the
vncrd that tho contest will be- betwosn Gen
Crooks and OTIS. tho Republican nominee and
that Covert will he last In tho race.
Gen. CrOokA's ap0oGh wns "a soHrchlng re.isw "
Of the grngnback lcgiSlntuu. and his shrGnstic
hits at Poker bchenck" made tho Green
hackers laugh.
Among the aud lonce wers y number OF Dom.
OcrAis who have bOltod In consequence OF the
nomination o. Covert. anu who arc working
hard 10 defeat him.
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L1ttH ~ cfOWdink The faTk Theatre
The bcmpcfAts u the Thid Assembly District Of IIpA
son County have n0uinAtcd Hermann y Schroeder
while "Cnfnen" was on In the Academy Il Music Oa
"wednesday evening Fanny MATchnnd, a dancer iciI
down Che stage stars ani suffered sevc'e scalp wound
M NrDoWell write. IN the Hon A. X Hewitt
threatening ~ SUE n hf Hewitt dues Withdraw ths
crihTt applied 10 Nj Mcdowell at the tioiar aud
GfrrnwOUl Lake meeting
NJ fhona. Cllnom says ihal the drechbal h Lahof
men ~ brpokltn have not Withdrawn ultr fHuiidate
llhutWu, ant tl thoA afo not podFrd ~ Utnef illa
Dcuprfhuc " the Republican candidate ih brooklyn
~ special request thor ntH icnrni bon tr Iinh Ave
niue iltauc ili'eVnug MHllrstA Mil Hi1 ui' balcony
Actnt nom Romeo hnl luii'" tn hrt pil'WWnur, ~
'lfun FfOu.' And ffank elem, uA NIl appear ns homp
The rnddrT Oi the irtfiLDat Commodore lfry oi ne
Roosevelt street Inc Wus Ifntru NcsftirN ~ coIs
i0n with The tugb0Ht bet m thr HfnHdwny. huius
huffh, slip The pa'sehGcf were rfHN iiHhlh"d
FAUST with the sAme chi NJ Hfiis's g. m ~, hfN
representation here tins -raspn in tho Arld,n' pi Muse
~ The matinee a. morrow. IA Roosevelt organ "hnh
tp Napoleon has had made wIll be ~ ~ Iih'o 0t w
stage iof tiis periOfinAnce
IN Trinity Church Bergen fUnt ~ Tuesday Eiyhl Mr.
IGary II heOrilHn married Ms. ip-ephine v liun.
phrrys daughter N kOipn Humphreys Tho wediin4
was The fashionable event ~ the AeasDn IN hfrgeh thhI
The ground. around hs ehuieh were hlulninaitd with
UhLneSs lAalsTnA
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Commissioners Erhardt and Wheeler, with
First Deputy Clerk Kip. visited Gen. Smith.
who 10 III. at his homo. and q meeting Of the Po-
llce Board was had Yesterday. Mosars. Wheeler
and Erhardt had prepared resolutions that re.
ferred to the conduct Of tho police In tho APP
preaching political contest. and are said to have
been sweepipR and strict against any lnterfer.
enoo, The debate upon them was hot and ex-
be brought up again to-day. The soorsl OF tho
action 10 that the charge has bsen made within
tho past few days that the machin merry OF the po-
lice Department was TO be made an important
aid to TammAnY and tho King wherever II was
possible In the approaching election,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
Providing "a New Homeopathic Hospital.

The result Of u consolidation Oi the Hahno-
mann Hospital. the Nov YORK homeopathic Surgical
Hospital. aud the Ne" iork homeopathic Hospital for
Women sud children, IA be known a. the uAhnemamn
Hospital, was formally oponod last evening II viii
eventually cover the blocks bounded by sixty seventh
aud Htty eighth streets ani Fourth and Lexington ave
nnes Tho plrsnt structure isin the middle the bi0ck
fronting "i tWtih ntrme nni viii II" known - the
Central ~ AdmuisfAttuh budinp TWO wings viii lead
from n nnnf the ffst ni tlr bloch that side n ~
nnurralr rd1Hr ni hfick nni granite nni cost ~,
ihr last insllnrut ~ Nhrh pad Yfstrfdty II Wil
accommodate 20 DHuruif Hnd hAs provision iof many
tte h omitted ~ The building
lht nF nif 49, t,mm wm Ai'eh,d ~ 2im rtt
wUmrn ~ tlie cib hf tn'tn n wales thr lIr-drnt NJ
ihp bgafi VI fpsiecI dciN.fgd M Rilfess runcpalJ
tulslsi ~ thr untina iitts NJ ih0 women Atsut ~
ii0r ~ Nho.T Abpfs II msin) duo the GEARING ~ tho
hnslitHl AddfCs4fh uisn A. tFfrd lN Da fglmft
Gurfu-nf. = DuWting Miiian TVll iirimuli pc orgc
tIafkc LII u and others
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1nlnr.n nlna.,. ,n ,hs cnnle.a ID r.lhrr.

Ag,oAly nudlenco of white and colorol prr-
sons 2ftttsd he rnion hinIinl Asn"ru'n boo nm
church last evening g. hear their rendering NJ il heW
cAntaiA ~ "Esmsf" The memhen ~ ti' As"finuDn
have made notable since noif performance
u "HDui. Ulc HDaiIb" nm AhiiYs,0s wasf frIff Hntd
by Bnff Idnaris. 0,S,a k.gnIy Nmf ~u.ef. H'na"
b. Inlu Enlff InA ~ Mi.f Iuuh ili'l. Mn, Lln bi
Estk Wl4d NJ GliaAii iia Nnttrtif fIsiff bB Mr. q
q Jaci.on thr Ftgh,ps NJ NJ Lia baiirt. Ne lSD'
bt Gsnrgf IhDiapsnh. Hnisaah bJ " B irf1s H'yH "
y Iupl. tiif MN F,islt} fni hHthar. AMI ihf urn
by 4 Y ThmngsOn 1hs paHs w,fe mrfwhpd ~
lfs Mo- y a honxgmsU gf.,al,i - ihr Tsno.
Nine Burton ~ uiF OfKhn, and NJ " hhfuh con
dufted a lfftiy feature - M pfffmfnanfe was q
fb0fus by EftefH htih children who acquitted them.
n nlagh s1plAusas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
Mr. COOPER AND DISrRANcHIsRxKNr
Fishtins nittsriy Assins, the Proposal ef the
Munieipai Ceu u,issiou.

Tho Tammany mass meeting on wcdnos-
day night declared In resolution that Edward
Cooper. who was ono OF ex.Oov. Tildcn's Com
mission to devise plan for the government Of
cities. dared not sign tho report nor mako .
protest. thereby oontessing that no IL q nobody"
Yesterday James Daily. Chairman OF tho Cam
paign Committee OF the United Antl-TAm-
many Organizations, wrote to Sidney De
Kay. who was the Commissions Secretary,
enclosing this resolution and asking for
Mt. Coopor's action on the adoption Of its re-
por.. To this Mr.. DE Kay replied that at the
lnst formal meeting OF the Commission Mr.
Cooper yo.ed aguinat tho adoption OF tho re.
port. saying a. he did 40. cannot concur In
this report, and desire TO be 30 recorded" Mr.
Do Kay says that the whole course OF tho dls-
cussions of the Commission show that Mr..
Lccommepded the Limitation OF tho snarage
that Mr., Cooper fought bitterly and Do fslstonty
the nth section OF the Commisslon's plan
which proposed n now article TO the Consti.
tuition providing that all citizens not
worth tSn or, paying less than 1850
tions, and moved TO strike II from tho report :
and that at the Commissions " session Of July II ,
1870. he said that tho Commission did not give
universal suffrage n fair chance. and that, AL
though anxious Tor tho end INSTRUMENTATION
OF municipal oxpensos1he could not consent 10
an attempt to accomplish II by tho means pro-
posed In section 8. Besides this conclusive
proof OF tho records. there are many other evil
drncca that Mr. Cpoper'R action on the Comt.ia
sion wis the reverse OF that nscrlbcd TO him By
tho TnmmAny resolution.
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The Ts~~say sissdsr About Gen. Beurke
The candidates for Congress aro stll hard
at work. Most OF them are speaking at moot
ings every night In spccch to n large gather
Ing last night Gen. Thomas Y. Bourke. who Ia
trying hard TO dcteAt Nicholas Mullor nailed
meTnmmany lilo that he did not become q otizon
mat hts Iathor waa naturaliEed on Oct
~. 1883, and by. that act naturalEcd all
then under IL years OF age W have voted
slnqo became ~ age unuueatloned." !" the Cen
eth cYntnuod until last year, whom was de-
iethcr's papers. by the advice OF Judge
pAy got out my papers this year
apactors OF Election who appeared wlaor than
they Arei but for that reason only, Aa tho
Snngc S.s t9'd rn mo ths, my felhSrs act made me
ehip was not questioned when Secretary Seward
inteLtcred In his behalt, whom he was lying In
love Tor ireland.
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Wnn mr. ohnMANs ARE DOIN0.
O'a''I In,L4.is.- for the cooper sad Eis
sIsIn IInkeL

li''anraYi Committee ~ the Indepon-
o'' H"mfrt ms's daily IN Germania Hall
q Ihlf Ir..." nnd 10 constantly and net-
I''i "'fl i0. .fo rom early In tho morning
" mIInlgi'
'''. h"eft'lfR b. the Chairman. 0n1
ii 10 j. Win his nssneintrs upon
Hf r'Ifr 'thrp.fnnn riiincniDn mot
E' ." 'l' ety. hnd upon prrDnra,
'.l fay 1h"royins Nofe thrJLR'd
s,s "t.y il1 fr1ofis from ali paris wDfo
~ 40. n .". ~ fD taufy ythecDm ml,lnsiion anti
f ''''"ht ''' bth appointed fpf 3 D'clp"k
"I u 10 BethDyen Hall. sunday
~ W. fI Dfef"t iiirIfrffhrn Vlih
'a'Ii fncrilngs Hiioi hra &c..
~ n all pans - iho ny ~.
= 'IrnH Ligh psTil"ulnry viii
A. it'fngs IN ti,s Vnfipps ditif.ots
r. t,,ttf mnuit9e sipglunR thom Win
a y 81. o.. .Au sD9ak0n. Ilftsfn ~ twenty
if bel. lhtsd Tor tonight Hni thH
l.e T., hRnds iuli ycsp.fdny IN hunt.
M ~ 'Is.ssit ilf All ~ them.
~. ..aphbe lss decided 10 Lays ballot
-'N'' (" u-'I go ibTO1ghIul The Glty % slSe-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
r,.l.ran,,. DOC. 10 N.~ YsrL.

Omror MnRulfc snw hmoke Guiding from the
r1t.tHf itiH. itwaf,A NV tuiine efetti on thr
rune NJ ihr Ll Mr. ~ TehfuaO. iflt He sehfth,d
through a'tttl n,u. telnr he fpuhl ibn nlo ~ BoJa
ilu Buuirfffrh fl, Wl'rsf' rlHilris. fntt iDufui
HHYf Lost ft,fpt
MHfff inI." "rn. fI1F manufacture NJ Nii Hfnui
VA, I"fi bny" y Ore n'i 'fehips, anI u' bmIunt
NasdH.uaffi efffp
DlrhnnHnA iuuk pan0 fa.s farinrY 1f slp ~ o. ~
bfnui siitst Nasnn 1fF lasi rtfhihl L,ss. sAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01

Several bots wore made yesterday In tho
Monument House. In Union square. Mr Coop.
or was tho favorto Tho proprietor OF that
hotel has IN his possession Gao 900 to bet on Mr..
Coopcr'a election.
MI. James Reid has bot with Mr.. NJ. T. Davis
800 thht O'Drlon will be elected by 900 major.
ty, 900 that Cooper will be elected by 25OOO
elected by 5000 majority.
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Tho TammNny man added that In hla dcacrip.
ton of tho atrikera, ho meant 10 include only
thrhhupe- lAlOr and thu Oarsey. Orump factions
Mr. Stcphcn u, brAgue y,nterday repudinl,d
the Bair-Connelly periya action In suhslltuting
Cunning n Bedford for himself. Aa n nominee
In hvor OF Rufus II. COwing,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
IHE LATEST OLD WORLD HEWs.
Thrss Unfortunate Actor.

LONDON. oct. Si.-The London corrcspond ID ent
OF the Manchester Guaribn says that c condition "
Samuel Phelps. the famous Actot and manager causes
grave anHiety There Is prospect Of his appear
ing upon the stage again.
John BALDWIN Blackstone. the eminent English come.
dan II said Ia he suffering poverty and
appeal ~ published TOT his relief
This Ot hyH that Mr. kOthcrn the actor IL auc ring
from pAJc u said IN other quarters ~ al
his Illness Is tho result OF general breakdown from
aNk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
rrlncr.. Th,rn.. n.,rn,hal.

BERLIN. oct 3i.-Although the King of Don
marx did not make the bcrotal Of the Dukc of CumbcT.
land aud rrnocs ThyTH conditional upon the Duke's
drHuon nf ls claims tn the throne of Hanover he ga
pressed thr wish 10 this GuNtrnucn that The brtfO al
should make ~ alteration IN tile friendly relations BE-
tween Prussia AMI Denmark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
Held for Murder.

nuAprLrHIA. Pa. oct 9i.-The Coronor'a
juy t"day. IN the cAse Of Augustus y Botie. latfT
known - Iiaffy q HchHORd." q variety Ietfortner
charged with killing Dsnel Archer On 1hli .iA, last,
rendered verdict tha dFcrased came w. his dtHth ffO
violence At the hands bnjie In defendant WAs com
inilsd " await thu acton VI the plsIdet AuOfDsI
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A Majority Tor Coual Andras.y.

VIENEA Dot. 3i.-Tho Austrian delegAtioA
ole, lgd today consist, Of about hili n,e suppor,eR
ana twenty nvc opp1nerts ~ Count Andfasay II Ia
pccied tat Anifasj VIII have still larger majority In
the Hungarian delegation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01

NAPLES. Oct 3l.-The eruption Of Mount VI
sutu' has recommended with great Hcuvty
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Th9re wAa no dlminuiiOn n tho rush 10 tho
great fair ih tLr taiifdf.. nsi .ffnng larndaf NJ
Cl1stey fFceitf1 chefk f0f ff1 from Msiyp ipughhn
~ Bf1ntlJn TIis En j. q. tnDft nDtsbt 10 rauts Ne
cathDh.ad bfV1sDh Are PfsPsrNf ~ far VI usif
~ ~ Deeeubrr
Americas stsS" sasdais~o oea Capsules.
AnSsT vi SDseAlJ dl,uilsg BRgsF OyTSfaaSni kd M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
JOTTIN0s IN AND NEAR THE CIrK.

Cooler. clear. or partly cloudy weather north.
westerly Winds rising barometer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16

John Bonner, its president, was reorganized
to-day, the old board resigning, and new
one being elected.
SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. S
New York, Jan. 16.-Thc bondholders of
the state Of Tennessee to-day appointed a
committee to take steps towards effecting some
settlement Of the debt, at not less than GO
cents on the dollar
4 ANOTHER VICTIM.
/ New York. Jan. 16.-Miss Mary NJ. Gar
vey, I'll Leonard street, has died. Another
victim of the Barclay street FIRE.
\ THE RESUMPTION ACT.
I New York, Jan. 16.-A Harrisburg dis
patch says that the house Of representatives
after spirited and acrimonious debate,
adopted by vote of 81 to 81, a resolution
that oil business shall begin de novo.
| The committee ON federal relations yes
terday reported the following:
Resolved, That it is the sense of the house
that the biR to repeal the resumption. act,
now pending in congress ought to become a
law.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16
WASHINGTON.
Preliminary Action on Math-
eWs' Silver Bill.
The Senate Respects Senator Bogy's
Memory by Adjournment.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, Jan. 16.-At 1920 o'clock
a vote was taken on the pending question to
refer the Matthews silver resolution to the
committee OH judiciary; aud it was rejected,
yeas 10, nays 81 .gs follows:
Yeas-Anthony. Barnum, Bayard, Blaine,
Butler, Conkling, Dawes, Eaton, Edmnnds,
Hamlin, Hoar, Herman, Mcpherson, Mitch
ell, Morrill,, Paddock, Rollins Sargeu, and
Wadleigh-l9.
Nays-Armstrong, Beck, Booth, Comeron,
(PaJ, Cameron, (Wa.), Cockrell, Coke,
Conove,, Davis, (Ill.), Dorsey, Terry, Gro
yer, Harris, Herforl. Howe, Johnston,
kirkwood, McCrery, Mcmillan, Matthew VIZ,
Maxey. Merrimon, Morgan, Plumb, Ran.
! som. Salisbury, Saunders. Spencer, Teller,
voorhees, and Withers--3l.
|, After the morning hour, Mr.. Cockrell
formally ANNOUNCED the death Of the late
Senator Bogy, Of Missouri, and eulpseums
wcra made by = nunher Of scnalossT The
spcaksts we're Mes.s. Coskrcll, Nsxcy
Christisnry, Johnston, ks.a,an, Mcrrinfan
SAsR@sk md Arsnssrosg.s few
The senate then adjourned as a mark O
s~Psrs 10 sAs mcssary Of Ssaaior Bcgy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-16
LATEST BY MAIL.

Lord Derby is indisposcd and confined
to his room. He was absent from the cab
met council Monday.
A correspondent at Pera says: 1t is cal
culated that 10000 fugitives arrived in Con-
stantinople from Roumelia during one
week.
Fanny Davenport is i'll from nervous
prostration, caused by news of the sudden
death at Philadelphia of her sister, Mrs.
Frost Thorn.
The Office of the central superintendent
of Indian affairs, hitherto located at Law
renee, Kansas, has been discontinued by
order Of the president.
The principals in the recent attack on
revenue officials at Spartansburg, $. c.,
while in the discharge of their duty. have
been bound over to court By the United
States commissioner
The report of the postponement, on ac-
count of the death of Victor Emmanuel. of
the marriage of King Alfonso is untrue.
The marriage will be solemized the 23d of
January, the date originally fixed.
VIM. Martin, WHO stabbed and instantly
killed young man named Frank Briggs,
in Washington township, near Council
Bluffs, in the early part of December last,
went to Council Bluffs Monday evening
and voluntarily surrendered himself to the
authorities He is now in Jail.
In reference TO the memorial Blair offer.
ed in the Maryland house of delegates and
referred ,o'the committee on federal rela-
tions, it is safe to say that the members ol
the committee individually are opposed to
| reopening or disturbing the question of the
l nraSiHpprv Sn
| patch.
The servian Gen. Belmosks yich, with
fifty batallions is marching on Prishtina
The Servians have effected junction witt
the Roumanians before Widdin. The com
mandant of that town has been summoned
to surrender, but demands that the garrison
be allowed to march out with their arms.
President Seelye, of Amherst. Mass.
| who, when in congress. was member o
the house committee on Indian affairs, prc
nounces the proceedings of the late boar(
of inquiry into the Indian management
gross travesty on justice, which is procured
| by unscrupulous enemies of late Chief Clerl
Galrin.
Gov. Bishop, of Ohio, was iraugurate
Monday. Thousands of PEOPLE witnessed th
ceremony in the midst of drizzling slce
Delegations were present from the princ
pal cities and towns in the stale. The at
dress suggested economy and judicious liy
ing as the best way out of the hard time:
An elegant reception was held Monday ev,
ming, -
i Day, Hoogland & stiger, wholesale dea
era in drugs, So Barclay street, New Yorl
made an assignment Monday to W.S St
ger, The general depression in values in.
bility to make collections and indirectly tn
failure Of J. F. Henry, Curran & Co., a,
given as the specific causes of the failur
Their liabilities amount to $4,000; the
assets cannot be given for several days.
. A Paris correspondent says: It is no
. known that Russia, when informing En-
land that the armistice negotiations must /
conducted directly with Turkey, declare
her readiness to discuss with the: Euglis
cabinet the special points which migl
affect English interests. This reply was Il
cause of the repeated cabinet councils
: London.