Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
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Berlts, Jan. 2S.-Fresh outbrsaks Of ii
lStnderpsat arc reported ID Prussia.
4 Cairo. Jaa. s1s2-Th,fe i . nsfous fanin'
10 uppsr Egypt. Rallvts has bssn for
werdeds 4
Boston, Jan. ss.-TLe national bank q
commerce has reduced the capital stOch
from 100000 to e1,5O0.O0O.
Norwich. Conn. Jan. 2s.-Ramtzler's
woolen mill, corner Eighth and Coventry
streets burned to-day.
Charleston, s.. @. Jao. 2S.-Testimony
was taken BY the Teller committee to day
on both sides Of the question of intimida.
ton.
Belgrade, Jan. 2S.-Bills for the emanci-
patton of Jews have passed the skup,a-
selma. They must still pass the great
skuptsschina.
New Orleans, Jan. La, 2s.-Senatorial
caucus. eighth ballot: Eustis, 81; Ken
ner, %; Jones. So; scattering, s. Several
new candidates were placed in nomina-
tion.
New Orleans. Jan: 58.-HenrY G. Hester,
of New Orleans was elected secretary of the
national cotton exchange of America, vice
Burck, resigned.
Little Rock, Jan. 28.-In both houses of
the legislature resolutions have been intro
duced looking to the adoption of the Mof-
fatt bell punch system Of taxing retail liquor
dealers.
New York. Jan. 28.-The remains of
Bayard Taylor, on their arrival here
will lie in state in the governors room
at the city hall until removed to Pennsvl-
vania.
Charleston, =. c., Jan. 2s.-Deputy Col
lector Morris, and raiding party returned
to-day. They destroyed six stills. 1000 gal.
Ions OF mash, 5000 gallon tubs, 30 gallons
of whisky and other material.
Constantinople, Jan. 2S.-Russia having
protested against the delimitation of the
frontier between Silistria and Mongolia, re-
fuses to code the line regulated by the cen.
mission. Roumanla has addressed a letter to
the powers in regard to the matter.
Chicago, Jan. 2S.-The appellate court
this afternoon decided that the act of 1877,
providing for the collection of back taxes is
valid, thereby affirming the decision Of
Judge Loomis. The decision involves So,
100000 to 81, 0 900 of taxes due thereby,
and is therefore a very important aid to the
revenue of Chicago.
New York. Jan. 2S.-In the billiard
tournament Gallagher defeated Heiser in
So innings by a score Of 600 to 424. To-
night Schaeffer beat Daily in - innings, 600
to 6S, closing the game with a run Of 3ll,
but the audience insisted that Schaeffter con-
tinue the run and he made 448, the largest
ever shown in public.
New York, JAN. 2S.-The Woodbury.
planning machine patent case, in litigation
over thirty years, was brought to a conclu-
sion to-day, Judge Cowell deciding that the
patent could not be sustained. The patent
covered nearly all the planning machines in
the United States, valued at from $50, O0O,-
900 to $40 1000, 600.
London, Jan. ga Paris correspondent
telegraphs that the forthcoming motion for
impeachment of the ministry the 10th of
May is the work of Gambetta, who, after the
late vote Of confidence, said he was prepar-
ing plenty Of surprises for the cabinet. If
the motion ia passed, as it is certain to be,
in the present state Of the parties of both
cabinets, President MacMahon will resign.
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-Herendon, the scout,
testified in the Reno matter to-day that he
believed the order of Reno for the troops
to remount was induced by a plumber of de-
moralizing events, the chief of which was
the death of the Indian runner Bloody
Knife, whose brains and blood splashed up.
on Reno when he received the fatal shot.
Lieut.. Hare testified that the conduct of
Reno was in his opinion brave, spirited and
judicious throughout.