Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-10
II is expected that there will he crowd Of
one hundred thousand spectators present.

one hundred thousand spectators present.
The fifth lancers will keep the route clear,
and three batteries Of artillery on the COM
mon will fire minute guns during the pro.
Rress Of the procession. The, ,cedstA will
Gre three rife volleys as the h14y entsss the
churcbs~Oa officers Hilkgcarry the coffin tIpm
the gun cafSiage and lie outaof ride d6or,
,leavips thssyemainine dutiea. y the fiphds
of hsAaas6sed. TheceremoHfs6X1M con.
sist of short mas and will probably be
concluded BY noon. Three chairs used by
the imperial family have been placed inside
the altar rail, and Ex-Empress Eugenie will
occupy her chair. Members of the Bona.
parts, family present viii. be stationed out
sidetth6 rail oft sanctuafy on the right
and left Of the altar, and members of the
household in front: II 49,
Portsmouth, July 1O-The coffin contain
ing the body of the prince imperial was re-
moved from the Orontes to the admiralty
yacht Enchantress at 8 o'clock this forenoon.
Minute guns were fred. Prince Murat was
present. mi [g
Apavillion on the deck ofthe Enchant.
ress has been fitted up as mortuary. The
following are already at Chiselhurst to at
tend the funeral: The Duke and Duchess
kofs Mouchy; Prince Murat,, Rouher, wife and
daughter, and the Princess Of Moskowa.s 1t
/ is probable that Prince Jerome Bonaparte
will be present. Princess Clothilde and her
sons will certainly be present.
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS FUNDS.
Berlin, July 10.-In addition to Frank
enstein's motion to distribute the surplus Of
revenue among Il e states, the reichstag has
passed Vandbuler's motion that this provis-
ion shall come into force ON the lat of April
1880, and that the amount obtained from
customs and tobacco tax from October, 1879
to January, 1880, in excess of 5000, ,000
marks ehall be deducted from the contribu
tions of the several states. in proportion te
their population.
RUss0-cHINEsE TROUBLES. aA
St. Petersburg, July l9.-The Russians
sent force of 200 Cossacks against the Chr
nese raiders at Kuldja. The Cossacks, how
ever, hearing Of an assemblage of a vastly
superior force Of Chinese, retreated. Is ii
not doubted that the Chinese are about t
develop military demonstration toward
the Kuldja frontier on very large scale.
Thousands of yworkmen have been em
ployed several weeks on works designed t
cause the Oxsis river to return to 1t. ancien
bed, so as to establish an easy water com
munication between the Caspian sea an,
the regions bordering on, Afghanistan.
-. LIBERAL LOSSES. ~
Vienna, July l0.-The liberals have 8
far lost fifty seats in the Reichstag. = '1''
THE WAR IN AFRICA.
London, July l0.-A dispatch datei
Capetown, June 23d, says Gen. Sir Garne
|Woolseley arrived to day and immediatel
started for Natal on board swift steamer
Telegrams received at Capetown state tbs
the British forces are within 2
miles of Cetawayo's a.. Kraal
General Woolseley therefore determined Il
reach the front without delay A Cap
town dispatch Of June Oath says: In co,
sequence ofthe defective state of transpo
tation ofthe service, General Woolseley hs
summoned meeting Of native chiefs
Maritzburg on the 3Oth of June to devils
measures for transportation BY native. ca
Iriers.@ General. Woolseley. will stal
for the front on the first of June. Zul
prisioners state that King Cetywayo. wi
follow our troops to advance near Vlunt
and there attack them. Adispatch frol
Ronkes Drift, June "a, says: The decisio
of the court martial in the case of 1t. Car.
is to commanded the expedition in whic
} the prince imperial lost his life, has bee
, sent to England for confirmation. prior
! its publication. 1t. Cary will 60 home
the first opportunity. .sx ,,e.aF y