Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-17
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London, June IA Paris speci.l
states that several casea Of cholera have
been reported at Aarseilles.
Havana, June 14.-spanish troops led
BY Gen. Martinez Campos and Gen. Jovellar
made = triumphant entry into the city this
morning. amid %unbounded enthusiasm.
New York, June Alt is proposed to
erect in Central park a statue of Mr.. Bryant
to be placed near that Of Mezzini, the I'M
yelling of which was the indirect cause of
Mr. Bryants death.
Bonn, June 1.-THE old Catholic synod
has, by . vote of rs to % adopted q resolu.
ton in favor of the marriage of the clergy.
'Constantinople, June 1.-THE minister Of
Greece here denies that Greek troops re-
Gently landed ON Turkish territory or that
the insurrection in Thessaly has been re-
newed.
Constantinople, June 14.-The British
feet will shortly remove from Ismid to
Princess island for sanitary reasons It is
believed a suspension of hostilities between
the Russians and Pomaks has been arr q 2
ed.
Goldsboro, N. G. June 14.-Noah Cherry,
Harris Atkinson aud Robert Thompson, col
ored murderers of Wormly, were executed
to-day in the presence of 5000 people. They
proclaimed their innocence to the last.
Omaha, June 14.-The two counterfeiters,
JIM. Oliver and John d. Sullivan, arrested
here to-day by the Omaha detective agency
force, having dies and materials in their
possession, were preparing to make counter.
felt trade dollars. They will be examined
tomorrow. They protest innocence.
Omaha, June 14.-Alfred Early, colored
porter of the Omaha postofice, was arrested
to-day by Special Agent John B. Furey
having in his possession forty one letter.
that he had stolen and opened. The thiev
ing had been going on since last December
Early has been bound over to court in tn,
sum of $4,000.
Rochester N. Y, June H.-Wallssraye'
candy factory and the United States expres
%company's building in this city fell With
terrific crash this afternoon, burning a mum
Der Of people in the ruins. -Four were recoy
cred alive but badly injured. One or NOR,
are likely to die.
Cincinnati, June 14-The celebrated Dor
cupine suit of Thos. G. Campbell against NJ
aalsted and +. Henderson, city editor of tn
Commercial, ended o day. The case agains
Mr.. Henderson was dismissed several day
ago and criminal prosecution continue,
against Mr.. Halstead. Thejury this evenin,
returned a verdict of acquittal.
Virginia City, New; June 4.-The Me
chanic's union have struck against the recent
reduction of wages by mining companies
and caused considerable excitement by goin,
about to-day and demanding that wages b.
restored. In some cases they were success
full, and where they failed they compelled
the mechanics to stop work. No violence
occurred. 1t is said the miners union will
cooperate in case of an emergency.
New Orleans, June 14.-The Galveston
state troops and the theriff's party had .
lively fight with the Bass party who robbed
the trains on the Northern Texas lately, 4
Salt creek, in this county. One of the rob
bers was killed and several horses wounded
and killed and the balance captured. Til,
robbers escaped on foot. The rangers are i,
hot pursuit.
Washington, June14.-The senate con
6rmed: Consuls-Wm. K. Peabody q
Massachusetts,, of Rio Janerio, Brazil; Job
A. Parm, at Sierre Leone. Benz. F. Pott.
governor of Montana territory. Geo. NJ
Birdsell, assistant appraiser of merchandise,
for the district of New York. Indian Agent
John How Of Montana, Western Shoshon
agency, Nevada John Potter of Iowa, Sa,
Carlos agency. Arizona. Postmasters-
Albert B. Chamberlain. Ashland, Neb; Hi
ram A. Paine, Fremont, Neb; Jno. w. Ma,
hall, Portsmouth. Neb.