Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
FOREIGN.
cANADIAN.LARoR rRo1

CANADIAN LABOR TROUBLES.
New Castle, on Tyne, May l5.-The diff.
ferences between masters and miners OF
Dunham district have been referred to ar
bitration. The strike at the iron works at
London and Belfast was failure. Sixty
cotton operatives called to-day for Dundas,
Ont, where mill is being established.
SPANISH FINANCIAL RIPPLE.
Madrid, May ia sensation has been
created in financial circles by newspaper
article showing that in the next budget the
interest and redemption of the recently is-
sued treasury bonds will require $4,000, 900
piasters above the vote for debt besides
which the military and naval OF public
works expenditures are increasing and direct
taxes falling of through the crises in Gotta.
tonia and the high price of food, but customs
receipts are sensibly increasing.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
The Duke Medina Cellar, who died yes
terday, was accompanied by his wife, shoot
ing on his estate, when his gun was acciden-
tally discharged. and the contents lodged in
his abdomen. He died in few hours.
NEW COMPLICATIONS.
Constantinople, May 15.-France has re-
fused her support by appointing delegate
on the proposed customs commission on the
loan of 100000, 900 in regard to which the
porte has been negotiating with the Ottoman
bank. France complains that in this scheme
the interests of French bondholders are ne.
elected. The project is considered failure.
II is understood that the assistance of France
depends upon the settlement of the Greek
question, and that of England upon the con-
sent Of the porte to apply a certain sum to
the reform of the Turkish currency which
it has hitherto persistently refused to do.
SHORT OF PROVISIONS.
Lahore, May 15.-Euglishmen returned
from Cashmere report that not sufficient
provisions for week remain, and relief ar.
rangements have broken down.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
ST. Petersburg, May 15.-Confagrations
in eastern Russian towns cause great dis
tress Seventy arrests have been made in
Orenburg on the charge Of incendiarism.
-Four male and six female prisoners are un-
der going court martial at Kieff. The
prisoners include three noblemen, one a
Prussian subject and his daughter, and a
privy councillor. Among the other arrests
are titled lady and leading Nihilists. The
streets Of Kieff, near the court house, will be
closed during the trial.
OBITUARY.
Berne, May 15-Jacob Staemphfi, q
Swiss politician, and in 1861 president OF
the Swiss confederation, and subseouentlv
q member of the Geneva court OF arbitra.
tiOn 10 tho Alabama claims, is dead. He was
In his Goth year. He was one of the chiefs
of the radica! party.
REVOLUTION IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
New York, May 15.-The Star and Her.
aid of Panama. OF the Sth of May, says tha,
| Gen 3arces, who had been proclaimed q
rebel, made an attack with some / 400
troops upon party of Hurtadistas in
Amoime Canca valley, and met with com
plete defeat. The dead are estimated a,
from $50 TO 500. Calls was taken BY Hur
tadistas with loss Of II killed Garces
and his men were later taken prisoners and
their arms and ammunition captured. The
rebellion Of Garces was thus terminated
Last week Paragua was bombarded ant
destroyed, causing loss of about one mil
lion soles. Iquiqui was bombarded for hal
+ an hour; loss tritling. The Peruvia,
feet remains at Callas. Al the lombard
ment Of Pisaqua, at the commence
ment Of the fight, rear Admiral Roger
, OF the Psnsacols was putting oil from tn
shore to his ship with his family. when
! shot from a Chilian boa, carried away hi
cnsign. On his arrival on board the Pen
sacola he signallcd the Chilian flagship in
forming lhen wha, had happened. Admirs
William Robcllcdo then went on board III
Pcnsacola and apologiacd. Seeing bis boat
we're returning, rcpulscd from the shore, h
left, a.kine Admiral Roger. TO warn III
town that Ia three hours more he vcal