Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

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GENERAL LOMAKaNHSt Russian expedi'
ton, marching from the CeApian SEA IN the
direction OF Aerov, Iork'sean, ny constant
hgnting, reached the upper Attuck valley.
A Russian e9Fre ,OeO streeg, also enyss
on. the road Baaka 9pe Rnt. I'll I'LL
TELkGkhN 0pm hesliA4etek thatG0,a
many VIII occupy the whole Samoan archi'
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A PARIS corresPendent @Eatss Ne car
has personally written In reply to Minister
Medaa4g1ons recent carcuias' declaring nas
nrm intention to adhere TO the treaty OF
Berlin. Ias - considsrsd very hopeful
eisn OF Peece, and also an indication OF the
deciining innaence "I fnnce aor'scnakoh,
a SsrA!oh IRON o. fetersnuig says inc
doios conslders LORD beaconsneids speech
Faoi"c, 'nousn !" SHOWS tn"' INC oasls VI ais
policy is still enmity TO Russia.
IHk rams e1Posnion was lormaiiy ciosed
on the afternoon OF the 9Th inst. Receipts
since the opening l2,653,746 francs.
The Austrian emperor has granted gen.
eraI amnesty to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
IHs Emperor OF Germany has congratula'
ted Prince Bismarck on his daughters
marriage, and presented hsm with the
grand cross OF the order oi the hed Eagle,
decorated with sceptre ana crown, the
only frussian decoraton wnicn frince bis
marck nsd not before received, ana wnicl
is said to have been only once before con.
~ W:.:.. wa sA = ' .sassias
/ "A rELKGnAM from Censtantnople says
Rudkia is establishing second line or de-
fepss at Adnanopls. Rf ass8 (
The ship Fifeshire was lost on the passage
from Madras to Liverpool, and twenty-five
OF the crev Drowned.
A 1npYHof Hlgaianss blrned fourteen
village5 N TIE district Of Demetica.
The coming sugar crop in Cuba promises
! to be excellent. Estimsted yield will reach
zoo. 900 tons.
A CoNsfAxrlNoPLs eorrespondent states
that the Rhod6pe ipsurrection has received
fatal blow bv the assassination of Omera.
tro, one Of il most influential leaders, by
fKaYa Yussuf, former leader, who had been
disgraced for plunderinR.
| TEE telegraph lines for nearly hundred
| miles around Vienna have been destroyed
by snow storm. The snow storm at Wen.
ma, on the. Sd inst, was very heavy. AL
( the railways and telegraph lines in that sec.
! ton we're interrupted, Thousands of tele-
graph poles were prostrated. The parks
| and trees in the city were greatly injured.
The storm extended throughout Austria.
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/ THE national and international conven.
ton, held for the purpose of extending our
( reign trade, especially to encourage a
reciprocal t. ade on the Americrn continent
between Canada, the United States, South
American states, Mexico and Cuhs. met At
Farwel Hall. Chicago, ON the 18th instant.
Over three hundred delegates were present,
nearly every city in the Union being repre-.
seuted.
Two hundred and sixty six miners we're
discharged from the Consolidate Virginia
mine, OF which 1as had been employed on
1850 foot level and js from l,s50 level
There are but three men lett on each shift
on each level, to keep the works in order.
It's said that the cost OF extraction OF ore
! it too great to leave margin at present.
HENRY w. LARKIN, formerly one of the
proprietors OF the Ss0amento Union, died
at San Francisco on the 1lth, aged %.
] JUDGE MEYER, of the Common Pleas
Court, at Canton, Ohio, on the 18th INST.
sentenced George Fessler, defsulting treas
urer Of Stark county, to twelve years in the
penitentiary Ut hard labor, and to pay tine
of 100000 and costs of prosecution.
N. B. JUDD, at one time chairman OF the
Illinois Republican central committee,
collector of the port OF Chicago, and minis
ter to Berlin under Lincoln, died at Chicago
on the l1th inst, aged Is years.
A SPECIAL from Winnipeg says . war
has broken cut between the Sioux and
Blackfeet and Assiniboines Indian tribes.
Serious trouble is feared.
THE Rev. NJ. Accolti, of the Society of
Jesus, died at the college Of Saint Ignatius,
San Francisco, Cal, on the night of the 9Th
inst, aged u.
HENRY GRERNBAUM, president of the de-
funct German National and Savings bank at
Chicago, was held in $4,000 for embezxle-
ment, on the stb, pursuant 70 action OF the
! gran4sJ
] died sdddenly xhfYS ordering dinner at .
Cincinnati restaurant on the sth inst.
Cause suppossdto be asthma. y. " - ~x
II THs Mormon women eof Uhh heve
jpsssd al Sppeal Al dressed - Mrs. Rsalse-
|}od B. HaeA andthe women Sfshs UntSa
States relating the abominstions Of poly
xamy, requesting that their address be pub.
iished and circulated to arouse public
sympathy and asking the cooperation Of the
Christsip women Of the Uaitsa staAss in
usying congress to empower its cosrs to
arrest the further progress Of the grs~9 evil,
and 70 delay ne admittancs OF Oten inso
TIE aietsrhocd until this 70 accomplished.