Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
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IN. y. Dec. % y Sspto Domingo dates IN
'he 9th Inst scoLfirm .lhe sunnu pcement IL
the flight Of President. Gu,llermo. Tho
cav sufiercd.from hunger before the sur
render and Guilletmo is greatly disliket IA
De'ng responsible for lite distress. sAs =
consequence oflhis feeling the triumphant
eatIy otth revolutionary army On the l7,h
November was. attended win perfect.
s'sat's Observation-Disclosures y ho Will bs the
next president. Peacs has .heeu entirely
restores None OF the p!sp.al,ous hsss
been dessoyed. .1~tA Al outbfsk was featen
g tsape Rayliep, snd troops Wers septto
prevent 1t. Some arrests szwe,e medv.
Business is active.
Il q, ELECTRIC LIGHT va GAs.srOcKs.e, ,se
Montreal, Dec. % Gas stocks fell from
10 TO l'O on account Of eleclric,light. I q
EDlsoN's HIGHT.
The news of Edison's discoveries again
Deprecated g,s stocks.
d ss&a IRELAND WANTS AID.
-'At a~mee,iny of the corporation at Dub.
lin %:a.iie DAY. she lord mayor announced
'he .cceipt OF a .elesram from the mavor .;
Adelaide, Australia, ipquiring whether
ireiann wn'.fs warrant an appeal TO be made
there for re,,ef for the des,'tue Irish, anu
tina. ne had replied that great distress was
anticipated in the south and w.st and that
pubic aid was most desirable.
ABANDONED SHIP
Lundon, Dec. 23.--Part of the crew of
the steamer Borussa from Liverpool
Nov. 21,h, tur New Orleans,
has te.. landed at Queenstown
The .orussia was abandoned in a
sinking condition on the End inst. A por-
lion Of the ships company of the abandon
ed steamer Borussia landed at queenstown
to-day consisted of the chief engineers,
doctor, boa'swain and six seamen. They
we're picked up on the 5th inst. in an open
boat. The Borussia had $50 passengers, Of
which lumber lO5 embarked at Liverpool
and IS at Corunna, The crew numbered
"a men. After leaving Cornnna on the
oath of November the i}orussia experienced
terrific weather and sprung leak on the
~; Of December. The eeyeri:y Of the
weather increasing, the vessel was abandon
ed on the 2nd about $50 miles southeast Of
Fuyal. The captain and second officer re-
u aimed with The sinking steamer. The
crsw and passengers left her in eleven boats.
The survlvo,s have no hope for the other
"oats. Eefore they were separated one OF
the boats had capsized and all occupants
lost.
PFE"AEING TO RECEIVE DE LEssEPs.
Panama, Dec. 23.-A committee has been
appointed by the local government 10 az
range proper reception for De Les cps.
Foreign merchants have no place on this
committee, yet are The principal contribu-
tors to the funds. The festivities will in
cln1e ball, bsnque, ard bul fsh:. De
Lesseos will visit the United States by way
of Ca .lornia. The Panama railroad is ex.
!ec'ed to he in full operation by January
LAT, by which time 1900 tons Of freight will
have accumulated.
CUEAN REVOLUTION,
uav,na. Dec. 23-Captain General Blan-
CO has issued proclamation announcing
itha. The incendiaries and robbers captured
in the Disturbed districts will he tried by
couIt martial and upon ccn9,ction sentenced
to death, and that general officers of the ar.
NY in the provinces will have authority o
approve such sentences officially. The
ii atch states tina, the ex.iusurgent chief,
Peucho Jemirez, lately pardoned, took up
g. again on the Goth inst and Joined for,
" Of the insurgents from Sarcti Chelitus in
al attack 90 sArrsyo ,Biauco. Tue troops
lepulsed the. a,teck,. killing Jemirez with
TWO OF his so called lieulenants, and dispers-
ing :hc remainder and capturing q box con-
tanning thousand cartridges.