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GLADSTONE ON The APPOINTMENT
OF LORNE.

Mr.. Gladstone, at private lunch.
con which took place at Rhyl last
week after the Liberal Conference,
referred, in the course of his remarks
in proposing the toast to the Royal
Family, to the appointment of Lord
Lorne as Governor. General of Can
ada. The right hand gentleman said:
u think 1t IS not an appropriate oc
casion to ask you to join with me in
considering with pleasure the ap.
pointment which has lately been
made to the Governor.G Generalship
of Canada. We, l think, do not
wish to see--In fact, | think we
should regret to see-any attempt
made to bind the colonies to this
country by the chain of coercion, but
We shall rejoice in every attempt to
bind the colonies to this country,
and the Liberals have at all times
rejoiced in attempts 40 bind the col
onles to this country by the silken
cords of love. 1t is most judicious
appointment which has been made
to the Governor Generalship of Can
ada. 1t is judicious as respects Lord
Lorne himself. ! feel satisfied that
he will discharge the duties of his
Office in manner not more perfect
certainly, but hope not lees perfect
than the manner in which they had
been discharged by Lord Dufferin
(cheers) and | must say that he will
enjoy an advantage unprecedented
in the performance Of his difficult
duties by the presence of his illus
trious and distinguished lady, the
Princess Louise, who in every res.
pect adorns the high station she oc.
cupies.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. IA, 1873,

there WAS any expectation ot defeat
ing it in that body, but it was sup
posed the subject would provoke all
extended debate that would carry 1T
beyond the holidays, and prevent ac-
tion in the House until very late in
the session. 1t was rumored few
days ago that Democrats would make
opposition to the measure partisan
affair, and rally unanimously against
it. This rumor was justified by the
early stand taken by the Democratic
Senatorial Presidential candidate,
Thurman, but their hope of defeat
ing it as a party measure was dis
PEELED yesterday by the earnest sup
port given it by Senators Baysrd and
Norman, who, with Senator Morgan,
were the only Democratic support
ers Of it. Every Republican voted
for it. The Democrats of the House
it is said will fight the bill indirectly
by postponining its consideration un-
til too late for action, or try amend
ing it to death. They take the
ground that they must control tho
next election since they control both
Houses of Congress, and yet they
dare not go boldly to the country
upon such all such an issue as this
presents. They will try to dodge
the issue by non action probably.
Possibly, however, enough Demo
Gratis may favor the bill to insure its
success in spite Of this desire, and
the country will not be deceived cer-
tainly by Democratic tricks to avoid
responsibility. The Edmunds bill
provides that the Presidential eec.
tion shall be held on the first Tues
day III October whenever there shall
be vacancy in both the offices of
President and Vice President. The
electors are to meet and give their
votes Tor President aud Vice Presi-
dent on the second Monday in Janu-
AIRY next following. Thus more time
will be given to correct errors and
to adjudicate disputed points in the
local elections. The bill further pro-
yides that the electoral votes shall
be counted by the two Houses of
Congress on the second Monday Of
February succeeding every meeting
of the electors. Every objection
shall be made in writing, stating the
reason and be signed by at least one
Senator and one member of the
House Of Representatives. 1t fur
ther provides for the separation of
the two Houses, and the action up
on all objections after two hours
debate in each House, under the five
minutes rule. No vote objscted to
shall be counted, except by the affirm.
alive votes of both Houses. While
the bill is not altogether satisfactory,
those Republicans who believe that
the Constitution invests the Presi.
dent of the Senate with the power
and duty of finally supervising and
controlling the count Of the slecto.
raj votes, still for the peace of the
country it is believed that such a
measure should be adopted.
Senator Conkling presented a bill
OF some Importance yesterday, for
amending the late act relating to
pensions. That act, which was the
product Of dsmagogism, reduced the
fees of attorneys to such low fig.
urs that no reputable firm will take
any new pension business, and now
the pensioners who were supposed
to be served by the act are cIamor
ing for its repeal. Mr.. Conkling
said he had numerous letters from
pensioners complaining of this hard.
ah;n
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FOREIGN.
TO. BE ARRANGED

TO BE ARRANGED.
Tunis, Jan. 7-The bey has sent plen-
ipotent'ary to Paris to arrange the differ.
ence with France.
"a K1NGsMARRlAGR SUGGESTED. 5
Madrid, Jan. THE marriage Of King
Alfonso with Bulgarian princess is sue-
gested by Epaia.
LABOR TROUBLES.
London, Jan. 7.-The strike of the MIN
ers in South Yorkshire and North Derby.
shire will be not near as large as anticipated !;
not more than six thousand operatives will
60 out. A strike has begun in the wire
trade at Warrington and may assume seri.
ous proportions Masters contend for the
reduction. of wages or the works must close,
as German wire can Re obtained cheaper
,hsna English can be manufactured. Men
say the reduction is excessive
THE AFGHAN WAR.
Calcutta, Jan. 7.-Gen. Roberts tele.
graphs that he reached, Kskubi yesterday.
IRISH HOME RULE LEAGUE.
London, Jan. The council Of the Irish
home rule league have called general
meeting for the 4th Of February to consider
the resolutions of the active section on. the
policy Of the Irish parliamentary party and
for reorganization.
REVOLUTION IN PANAMA.
New. York, Jan. IA supplement Of the
Panama Ssar!Herald of December 2Sth,
gives the story,of an attemp. at revolution
on the night Of The 9Th. An attack ,waa
made on Gen. Aichurns, ex:pre;s'ident 81 tie
state, and some friends, and that gentleman
anda others were wounded. Subsequently,
Seugundo Pena, the newly appointed gov.
ernor of the distric!, while passing through
the streets in charge Of some policemen, en-.
deavoring TO restore order, was fred upon
by parties concealed, and instantly Killed.
An attack was made upon Cuartel outside
and two men lost their lives The object ol
III rsyolusion VA 10 Aaes in. % versI IL i.
state government ti,ose' Who would 10 NOR
in accord with the political views Of Gen
Trujillo, president Of the republic. The
scheme- WAS exposed, by one Of their sup
posed friends. and in the attack friend and
foe suffered alike.
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carrying down the other aoors. The body
Of the dead fireman is without bruises.
Tha Ar. hSnk> ou& e, H. -. -

OF the dead fireman is without bruises.
The IRE broke out in the upper post Of
the 6Es stosE building No. 73 Ysassy strset,.
occupied by ). Richardson & Co, dealers in
teas, coffee, provisions and flour. The flames
spread to No. rs occupied BY Frank W.
Baqer, dealer ID teas coases, and a,i4ss,
and htacsto tislAsgs tes stg ]. Sitter
d Co. and NJ. II. Moses & Co. Nos N a. d
20. AtNo. Is the. flames sprsad lhysuRh
the building Win great fapidity to The sec
ond floor where the fifemen were working.
Al. .tes Aoors and ,afters we're weakened BY
the fire, the east wall began to totter,s and:
;hs arsnen we're twice warned and ordered
to come sway bdt th11 did not shssas ~
warning in time, and soon the wall fell with
q crash, burying the men beneath it.
sl DEATH FROM COAL, Gas. -, s.
New York, Jan. 7.-Elizabeth Schroeder,
aged 10, and . nenber Of tue Kellogg opera
troupe, vas probably fatally asphy xiated BY
coal gas from stove in her bed room. Her
sister, age six year,, who occupied the same
room, is dead. ...-.. .,s4a
ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED NEBRAsKA NAN
BURNERS.
Cheyenne, Wy, Jan.7.-Ex- Sheriff Gil
Ian. of Custer county, Neb., was arrested at
OgaIalls, Neb., and five others arrested Ut
Plum Creek, Neb., yesterday and taken to
kearney Junction, all charged with being
concerned in the burning of Ketchum and
Mitchell few weeks, ago. Ke,chun and
Mitchell we're in the custody of ex-Sherifl
Gillian, charged with killing man named
Stevens, who i is claimed, was. = broihes oi
Olive under in assumed Names II: il d.
legged that Gillian turned the prisoners over
TO Olive and friend., by whom they were
burned to death. After this affair Gillian
resigned and has refused to appear before
the coronef's jury. Olive and party also de.
clined to attend the iuqueat- and de6sd the
law. Yesterday four officers, twosof whom
are brothers of Ketchum, with state war.
rants for the arrest, stationed themselves in
the postof6ce At Plum Creek, where Olive
and the other men wanted, came for thei,
mail. They were covered by the revolver.
of the officers, and secured withouta chance
to make resistance.
ENDED HIS TROUBLES.
San Francisco,. Jan. IA short time
ago, w. n. Castle, city clerk Of San Jose
absconded defaulter to small amount
He Was arrested at Astoria, Oregon, yester.
day morning when he blew his brains out.
ARREST OF AN EMBEzzLER. -
9. W. Hall was. arrested Il Olympia, W.
7. Yesterday on Iequisition from the gov.
ernor Of Illinois, charging him with the
embezzlement of $4,000 $ from the
county of Mocoupin in that state
in 1872 His real name is said to be Geo.
Il. Halliday, and he has been resident OF
Olymphia since 1872 - .sayaeasz
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TeLEcRAPHlc eRevlTIEs.

NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS.
New York, Jan. IA Washington tele-
gram says Senator Spencer states positively
that the committee on commerce will make
an adverse report upon the New York GUS
tom house nominations. He is equally GER
tain that they will b rejected. He belieyes
Sesator Conkling ID goidg to be consulted
both in comuiheeall IN the senate.
HER FEET TROUBLE HER.
New York, Jan. Madame Anderson
completed at noon the 2,Os0th quarter miles,
Her feet gave her trouble this morning.
ARRIVED.
New York, jar. 7.-Over due stcamehip
Snavi, from Hamburg, arrived this morn
ing. Furious gales and heavy seas pro.
longed the voyage.
COLLEGE ROWING MATCH.
Boston, Jan. 7.-Oxford university has
informed Harvard Of her inability to row az
late as August Let. As Harvard will not
row earlier; it is likely there will be no race.
Since Oxford'a letter was received some
members Of Harvard have Withdrawn, and
3 new crew will train for the race with Yale
in the summer.
- MORE STRIKING.
Pottsville, Jan.7.-The miners in the
Cameron colliery, at Shsmokin, struck to-
day against o reduction Of wsRes.
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
New York, Jan. 7.-The stockholders Of
tho suspended national trust company re-
jected The proposition 10 take the company
out of the hands of the court and place it
oa substantial basis, by a vote of 1850
sba,es against 1886. An advisory comm.
miNA XaS6fpQn!ed to act with the receiv.
er sStas i6Sk tcss p9ldess'iptessss-,;: 'a'
4 TALK WIrH-.;t-zss,
San Francisco, Jan. IA correspondent
At Takima City has interviewed the Spokane
Chief Moses, recently captured and lisld .
prisoner at the reservation. Moses dlsclaims
any hostility to the whites and gives q
plausible account Of his actions immediate
ly preceding his capture. Strong induce
ments have been offered the chief 10 remain
ON the reservation and induce all his peo-
10 join. A number have already done 60,
and it is believed when, Moses undestands
the impossibility Of Obtaining the reserya-
tion he has asked for he will:Kesent At all
events the chief will be- detained till his
future residence 10 determined. :.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Harrisburg, Jan. THE Pennsylvania
legislature organized to-day. Tie house
elected II. NJ. Long, republican. speaker.
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a HOME INDUSTRY !!

The undersigned takes this thanks
to the people Of Yankton particularly and his many
friends throughout Dakota and Nebraska
DUDLEY & HAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried business in this city, and he
desires to call the attention that Of
the people generay to the enlarged factes
sve assortment and commodious rooms which the
firm had provided and which Dudley
Hawley, possesses.
IN the trade in the manufacture
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware es
tablishment equal in all anything north
tent.
In the future application business he hopes
the Hardware trade Of the region which naturally
to this point centered spare no
it for the interest Of the people within this REGION
chase their Hardware nwae Copper Sheet Iron
Stoves, and all other articles in this line from
/ Yours gratefully and respectfully,
GEO. e. HAWLEY,
Union Block, Third st.
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YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY, EVENING,
rsvsnos will probably be heard this week,
NEURALGIA II A fsoHr P1AbR. w

rsvsnus will probably be heard this week.
NEURALGIA II A 1sear pLAbs. ! "
Washington, Jan. 7.-kepresentative
Stephens had an attack Of neuralgia of the
bowels last nigh aud is worse, physically,
than for yeass q fSs9fSs.
FOUR Pen CENTS.
Washington, Jan. 7.-Subscriptions to
the four per cent loan TO day were 49,
734,250.
~ BOOTHS BILL. .@
Washington, jan. .-SsnaDrs Booth sbill
for interchange Of AanidissyS sQver
coins and United States notes, relates 10 all
subsidiary silver coins without exception,
aad provides, ORA; that any persoa present.
ing them in sums Of twenty dollars or mul.
tiples shall be entitled to receive legal ten.
der notes for them second, that the trea..
urer or any assistant treasurer receiving any
coin under the provisions of this act, shall
exchange the same for United States notes
in Gums Of twenty dollars or multiples, upon
demand Of the holder Of the notes. :.
APPOINTMENT. M
Washington, Jan. 7-The president has
made the following appointments: Thomas
L Nelson, Of Massachusetts,. to he United
States district Judge for Massachusetts ;
James B. Howell, Iowa, Orange Ferris, of
New York. aud A. o. Adds, of Vermont,
claims commissioners: Lewis Z.
Payne, of Virginia, United States attorney
for Wyoming territory; A. Worth srater,
of Maryland. secretary OF Wyoming terrific.
~ James Longstreet, postmaster Gaines.
vile, Georgia.
TAXING U. g. NOTES. -
The bill introduced by Senator McDon-
aid to authorize the local taxation of United
States notes, proposes that any state or ter.
ritory in assessing taxes may include in the
valuation of personal popcr,y any legal ten
der notes. denominated lawful. money
provided the tax shall not be at a greater
rate than is assessed upon United States
gold or silver coin In the hands of iudivid-
usls of such state or territory.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. 6
DROWNED.

DROWNED,
Gleps Falls, N. Y, Jan. Three boys
were drowned while ekating on Lake George.
rlREMEN KiDLED AND INJURED.
New York, Jan. 7.-While the 6rs depart,
ment Was working early this morning at the
burning building Nos IS 10 10 Vessey
street the east wall Of No 75feii, killing
John Irving, 6remen, and ioju'ing Chie|
Rowe, Forsmen Reeves and Vanhorn and
Fireman AcCuoe, Ryan, Jonss and Hogar
Pecuniary l6ss. SIS, 1000. Insured. y
LArER-Ths 6remen above named were
all badly injured. aud Two others 'aishty
The injuries q ,Chisf Rowe and Foreman
Reeves may prove fasal. The disaster VA
eaassd by the upper door giving way sat