Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
FOREIGN.
THE SILVER MARKET.

London, August 9.-The Times says the
silver market was strong yesterday and i'm.
proved BY the statement that Germany is
willing 10 negotiate with the United
States concerning the bi-metollic standard.
TWENTY THOUSAND HOMELESS PEOPLE.
Serejevo, August 9-The fire which
broke out in this city yesterday was extin-
guished at 8 o'clock this morning, after
tremendous exertion by the garrison. Help
is urgently required for the houseless twen-
ty thousand persons. Three soldiers were
killed. Some newspapers declare the fire
was caused by mohomaden fanatic.
ACCIDENT TO THE KING OF SPAIN.
Madrid, August 9.-Full accounts of the
accident to King Alfonso on the way from
Escurial to Lagranja, returning from the
funeral of his sister Marie Del Pillar show
he and the princess of Asturias had an ex-
ceedingly narrow escape. The axle of the
carriage broke while passing over preci-
pice. The position contrived to swerve the
thus avoiding fall Of which the whole
party must have been killed.
DENIAL.
Berlin, August 9.-The north German
Gazettes Pesen correspondent denies that
the German ambassador at Rome has caused
a fresh writ of Prussian courts to be served
on Cardinal Lodchowsi.
5 THE KALDJA, QUESTION. Fl A5f
The Times Berlin dispatch says the
Kaldja question has been settled, and the
Chinese ambassador will soon quit ST.
Petersburg for home.
DECLARE THEIR INTENTIONS.
London, Aug. 9.-The Bulgarian cabinet
has addressed manifesto as a nation stating
their intention to maintain cordial relations
with the powers and to take measures to
secure peace and prevent disturbances.
WILL BE OCCUPIED BY TURKISH TROOPS.
London, Aug. 9-Vienna advices state
that Lorissa will shortly be occupied by
Turkish troops, and the Turkish force will
be landed iat Valo. The Service Gazette
rays Sir Garnet Wolsley will be the mex,
commander in chief in India.
SERIOUS FIRE.
Londoa, Aug. "A dispatch 70 the Time
from Belgrade says serious fire occurred Al
Nish on the 9TH inst. The Times -Alexan.
dria correspondent has interviewed LeWfc
Pasha, and heslatter stated that he consid.
cred Nubar Pasha's return to Egypt unad.
visable ~ the khediye il oppoped to the re
turn Of Mr., Rivers Wilson and M'Debl
q1.s's a sr.o,o t, DENTAL. - .e'
London, August "a Berlin special say,
Notwithstanding repeated rumors to the con
trary the German government persists il
denying that it it.contsnplatsag any change o
policy relative to the silver question.
HEARTY DEMONSTRATIONS.
st. John N. B.. August 9-The departur
OF the governor general Of Princess Louis
for Frederiekson to-day -oecaasiousd ver,
hearty demonstrations on the part Of IN
populace
SOUTH AFRICA.
London, August y9-Advicss from Cane
town to,the 72nd of July ays severalF Zul,
chiefs submitted TO Sir Garnet Wo)sev !,
St. Pauls. Il is reported he assured then
that they will henceforth be governed an,
protected by the British government. Gen
Crealcock and Coils. Wood and Butler vii
soto Easland Another detaoh4sns of ma.
iners has fe.embarked Foif home. A atron
sorce is TO advance on Ulundia Immediately
Gen: :. noA,9 M,o9l:ley having promised the Chief
ns.s ne YOU'D % shsss ,by the lOsh, Of Augu,
With detachment q ftisudiy NATIVES an
'rresplars 'and probably also Gen. New
gates column will advance simnI,.n.n".,
% tAs kings new kraal.