Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
THE NEWS.
A New Hampshire Bank Hoists
the Signal Of Distress.
Senator Davis Declares, BY Proxy,
In Favor Of Silver.
Disastrous Storm Along the Atlantic
Coast.
News Of Another Russian Victory.
Meeting Of the Senate Mexican investigating
Committee.
ews Of Another Russian Victory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAILURE.

Great Falls. n. H jar. 3-The Rolling.
ford Swings bank, Of Salmon Falls, ha.
given notice that no more deposits will b.
received for six months, but from the sale,
Of the most available securities will pay te
all d.rositors. on or brf,re February lst.
twent> five per cent of their respective &C
counts, and realizing from the assets Of tn,
bank as will he consistent With the best pos
sihl management. continue to reduce III.
debt du* to depnsitors. This course is de
ctdrd on under no heavy loss or p-nsp Ct
oi any. other than the depression of the
times. The bank has seven hund,cd and
nhy thousand dollars in deposits.
A. PROPOSITION FOR A coMB.SArloN.
Bethelham, Pa, jim. 3-A meeting ri
the Lehigh Valley miners and shippers will
be held here tomorrow 10 decide whether
to accept or decline The proposition for a
c'mbi' alton, submitted at the meeting Of
the c,al operators in Philadelphia yes,er-
day.
A SILVER MEETING.
Chicago, Jan. 3.-Dispatches At te tha,
the silver meeting at Bloomin ton, ILL.,, last
night, was inspired by Senator Dayis, who
ia now at home, but who neither participa-
tel nor attended, although he authorized a
friend who spoke to say that he wa, heartily
for reconciliation, and that he remained
away from the meeting, leat his presence
and words might influence its action unduly.
He desired that the expression of the meet
ing be the free act Of the people. Represen.
tative Upton was present and strongly ad-
vocated remonetization. az did all the other
speakers, and the resolutions which were
unanimously adopted.
A SEVERE STORM.
B,atnn, Jaw. 3-The snow storm Of las,
night wac quite aevere on the cnast, the
wind hl"wine hari from the north, which
rendered navigation 10 inward mariners ex.
tremely hazardous.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
A dispa'ch from O:leans, Cane Cod
statas that two vessels went ashore at Nau.
set during the storm. One ia auppoacd In
he Br'tish brig. and the other schooner
The crews If hoth vessels are supposed to
be lost The brig has gone 10 pieces.
A diapatch from Nauset reports large
schooner at anchor. closa in shore, but the
name could not he ascertaiped.
INAUGURAL CEREM"NIEa.
Augusta. Me-, Jan. 3-Gov. Conner was
tnanpuratrd this morning with the usus,
ceremonies. His Inaugural address was a..
m"s' eaclusive'v m local and .tatem.ttera
II denrecates the passage Of the silver hit,
and urges the stimnlot;on Of apricultrrs,
pursuits "a one of the most imnortant fac.
tors in the prosperity IF the state.
The ssvines hanks nf the state hove de-
pos''s If 25,n02 a72: decreas., Al. .833 2os.
TIE MAesAcHrsErrs LFa1sr.AruRr,
Boston, Jan. 3-The Massachusetts leg.
's,atnre met in joint session to-day tn.
governor and lieutenant. governor wer.
qu'lified. The governor then delivered bis
annnal message.
EscAPED FROM pENrrENrrARY.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3-Clarence Rov,e
one of the first Mollie Maeuires convicted
escaped from the eastern penitentiarv. n,
was under ten years sentence, and haf
served about fonr.