Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-29

arrived this morning Speeches we're mad,
ana great enthusiasm was evident.
ENGLAND WILL ASSIST
ConssAntinople, Nov. 2s.-It Ia stated ,ha,
the British government will efficiently a..
six In Negotiating the forthcoming Turkish
loan.
xxoNG THE SAVED,
London, Nov. 29.-Johu Semann, Maiden.
N. j., and Christian Gensen, of Racine.
Wis., are among the saved from the Pomme.
rania.
FREEDOM PRoMIsED.
London, Nov. 2s-O'Connor and Kelly,
convicted fenians. haved been promised
freedom, if they will leave the queens de-
minions.
AN ANGELL UNDER FALSE CoI.oRs.
Lisbon, Nov. 2S Angel, the Pullman
detsu:ter, passed here as an Epglishman
named Leymour.
HOW THE AMER FEELS.
London, Nov. 2S.-Voluminous CORES.
pondence regarding Afghanistan. now pub.
lished, shows that the ameer has heen very
bitter toward England, and very friendly
toward Russia.
RUSSIA DEMANDS GUARANTEES FROM ENG.
LAND.
Pesth, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch to the Pesth.
er Lloyd 10 from Berlin, says that Russia is
abont TO begin diplomatic campaign with
England in relation to Afghanirtan. Gen.
Kaufman bas handed to his government a
memorandum pointing ou! how dangerous
to the security of the southern frontier, Of
Turkistan it would be if the Khiber passes
were permanently occupied by British
troops. Gen. Kaulann regards as ground.
less the British apprehensions Of Russia
threatening the northern frontier of Indi .
from central Asia. This frontier is quite
impregnable, while the British occupation
Of southern Afehanistan would be standing
menace to Russian Turkestau. The st. Pc
tersburg cabinet, relying on. this report, will
ssk serious guarantees from England that no
changes will be made in the territory of the
condition Of Afghanistan. ifE
5 SUSPENDED:
London, Nov. 2s.-The Preston loan and
discount company has suspended, With li.-
biIities amounting 10 sixty thousand pounds.
BODIES RECOVERED
1t is stated that twenty-six corpses from
the Pommesania, have been landed At Hast
ioas. One, supposed TO be that of youuR
Ciymer; another, that Of a woman, Was
found, with = ring marked g. L. Capt.
Schwensen had no relatives on board. The
two children, three years and nine months
old, respectively, reported as unidentified
are probably those Of . steerage passenger
Mrs. S:iehl, with four children, all girls, Of
seven, four. two years, and nine months.
ARAY MovEMENrs.
Bombay Nov. 28.-The Times of India,
states that the Khurul column will resnspe
its advance on Friday with provisions for
six days.
ADlsPUTE.
Batoum. Nov. 28.-A dispute has arisen
between the Turks and Russians whether
the new frontier shall be upon the line OF
the Tchoruk river or not, Russian soldiers
have been massacred at Mt Adjaro. >.
PRoHIBIT0RY ORDER
Berlin, Nov. 2s.-An order of the Psu,.
sian ministry Of state is published, that
persons considered dangerous may be de-
uied the right Of residing in Berlin or ito
suburbs. Carrying arms except by persons
with permits, aud the sale Of explosive
protectils is prohibited. The order takes
effect Nov. 20th and rsmsins 10 force one
year.
THE AFGHAN WAR.
London, Nov. 20 "A correspondent, with
the Khural column telegraphs - follows !;
We will probably attach Piew.r Pas. Sat-
urday. Rccconioisancs on Wednesday show.
ID that the Afghans who abandoned Khur.,
Pass sre 90 far w,thou, succsss, are ende.v.
oF'og to mount csason on lhs aumnu of
Ps'wsr. The British .roo,s viii cou,e.
qacosiy make dash, hoping 10 capture the
csooos aod the pasa. All sick and velk |,
VIII fsmaia 10 Khurn fort.
Hassias journals s,sts .ha, The ss,aa, N
concentrating forces near Cabuls, which |.