Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-20
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TELE OR A PHO.
q O'CLOCK p. M.
= THE. NEWS:
DsaIhsst the Prince tmpsrialot
France in South Africa.
The Legislative Appropriation Bill
Ready tosbe senttto the President.
Weston Having ! waik Away WITH
tho English Pedestrian Contest.

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Weston Having ! Walk Awayy with
the English Pedestrian Contest.
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DEATH or,7nEs PRINCE 1xpss1AE.
LoFpeN: June g9;1Folloxing are add
Imperial. The body of tho prince vhea
found lay on It's back. There were eighteen
stabs In It, two Of them piercing the body
from the chest to the back, two on the side
nd oSs; s;9sstF9yicg the right eye. ,sAlccket
witA3kNt Aaedal:iehS nd. reliquaryi were
found srsuld his n9ck. His faco 1ote I
placid expression. He had evidently in
eftectually tried to mount, and the leather
of tho4ap tessipg he ran Ialpng the path to
where lpund. We troop2Ss lay neik ~
ssay. 10Th as9koied> ghe prince wss
the prince. with Lieut.. Garry of the 98th
left tho camp at Kelitze mountain. seven
miles beyond Blood river on the first in.
etant tot g. recoAnoizance:, The
pAstyfs hated ssspd y pussddlSd! when
Veh'inAes 4foih oamp. sJust DO ths prince
gave the order to remount q volley was
fired from 40 ambush In the long grass.
Lieut.. Carey and four Of the troopers re-
turned to camp and reported that the prince
:aldS two troopers were missing. - From
tbeir statement there cbuld be no doubt the
prince was killed. A party Of tho ssyen-
teenth lancers with an ambulance started
on the second inst. to recover the body OF
the prince, which was found and brought in
on the same day. ~ special ,dispssch says
at day break = a. cavalry patrol
under Gen. Marshall left to search
,Krasls ten miles further on. The body was
discovered among the long grass three hun
dred yards fronthe Kraal. There was no
bullet wound but II assegoi wounds were
in front of the body. The clothes had been
taken, but around his neck was chain with
locket. Stretchers of lances were formed
and the body borne by Gen. Marshall and
officers Drury, Lowe and Stewart of the
18th lancers to meet the ambulance, by
which it was then brought hither with an
escort. There was a funeral parade in the
afternoon.
So Another special from South Africa says
the prince Imperial had been sent forward
BY the sauaItermaster general to sketch
site for the next camp, when volley was
fired. Not = single Zula was to be seen.
The party dispersed and sought safety un-
der cover. The prince was never seen alive
again. His horse Joined Lieut. Carey's
party on the road back to camp. Deep
sorrow, prevailsa throughout the column.
The prince did not mount after the attack,
his horse being rest:ve. but ran afoot. The
corpse will leave with an escort for tran
sportation hsmeward News of the death
Of the prince reached London at a late
T. A u
house oftommons. When in reply to in.
quiries Col. Stanley, secretary Of war, read
Stanley Sydney, an old aud tried friend Of
the imperial family, has left for Chiselhurst
to break the news to AEx-Empress Eugepie.
London journals, while deeply deploring
the princes death. regard it as the end Of
imperial lism in France.
TarsxHsDlyk, ASKED no sT1P OUT.
C.,ro. .yd1s iss 7Enshha Ssd Fnpte un-
,te 70 demSndi6g ING tbditatton Of the
Khedive. Germany and Austria give the
Khedive the alternative of the full payment
with EnglandS and France: Nothing is
known here of the attitude of the sultan L.
the mstter, and the Khedive is 10 unintef-
rupted coplerence with Princes Teflick and
Hossiu @isThe British aud French cousuls
at their Interview with the Khedlve yester-
day formally demanded his abdication. he
asked for DELAY Of 48 hours In order To
communicate with tho porte before reply
ing, The cabinet is In council. and oil
ministers, except war. favor abdication.
FRANco-AMER1CAN PAPERS CoNXENTs
New York, JanS 20 The Courier De.
Elsta IInia. avn (hAt IN thu, death Of nrince