Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
FOREIGN.
TO BE TRIED.

London, Jan. 14-It is now thought
certain that tue government intend 10 pro-,
coed with the tlials of Davitt, Daily, k'!en
and Brennan for sediliop
DEATH OF DUKE
Wlesbadin, Jan 14-Fledrick, duke of
Scnlesw,g- Ho stein. died here to-day
suddenly in The fitty-first year of his age.
He was chiet OF the younger b 'anch of his
family.
RECRUITING FOR THE BRITISH ARMY.
~EOtlawa, Jan. l5.-It is rlmored that
recruiting for the British army will be
hortly commenced.
GOVERNOR APPOINTED.
Cairo, Ja". Is - The appointment Is
has been gazett.d n the provinces oil Z-ila
SLAVERY IN CUBA.
Madrid, Jan, l5.-The chamber of depu.
ties has commenced discussion of the gov
ernment bill for the gradual abolition OF
slavery in Cuba.
CANADA HELPING IRELAND.
Hamilton, Ont. Jan. 15-The Duchess of
marlborough has been authorized to draw
on the treasurer of the Irish relief fund here
for 250 pounds sterling. A large amount is
expected.
GAMBETTA's S VOTE.
Paris, Jan. 15-The decreased vote by
which Gambetla was reelected president Of
the chamber OF deputies is attributed to The
absence Of many members from the house,
therefore no reason why he should resign.
Another correspondent on the contrary says
the impression gains ground that Gambelta
ought to resign. He adds that the semi
official prints are endeavoring 10 persuade
Gam0e,ta that the vote means nothing.
HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST A RAILROAD
Toronto, Jan. 15-The Canada Central
railway was condemned TO pay Peter
McCarnes, lumber merchant of Carlton
place, 100000 damages for lumber and
other properly destroyed by fire caused by
cinders from one of their locomotives.
BIT OF uNPLEAsANTNEss.
Berlin, Jan. ia Hamburger cores
pondent of a newspaper publishes story OF
serious quarrel at KaIsch, Poland, be-
tween Russian and German officers. The
officers of Russian regiment stationed a,
Kalisch invited the officers of the Prussian
regiments stationed on The other side Of the
frontier to dinner aud in course of a poll.
,ical argument the Russians used insulting
language to Germany. Bloodshed was
averted by the Russian colonel sending
home the German officers under a heavy
escort.
ARor ABOUT DUE.
Vienna, Jan. l5-Spetiat dispatches
| from Reslh say ssrlous assurances occur.
red Tuesday and Wednesday in consequence
of "a duel between B.ron Maiihanyl aud
Herr Verhoray. member of parliament. il
which the latter was fatally wounded, and
that further trouble is feared. Heir Ver
horay was editor Of u Hungarian ndica
new spaper aud attacked Count Festelics, ,
| fellow member with Baron Mal,hanyi, o
the aristocrutic National Casino club ant
Baron MaithaDyi Interested himself in The
matter Part'sans of Nerburty say ,ba
Ma,,hsnyi is 3 professional dueiist, the hes
pistol shot in Hungary, and was put for
ward in the quarrel for the purpose of 81
lencing Verhuray, who is very distastefu
the aristocrats. butpopulsr with the mass
Last night q great crowd Of students ant
workmen filled the streets in the neighbnr
hood OF Casino club uttering hostile cries
, and they finally atoned the windows. Tn
police were repeatedly repulsed by ,h
, rioters and finally two battslions of iniau
try charged with fixed bayonets. Man
people were slightly hurt by stones, stick
aud bayone,s. About Thirty rioters wer
arrested. Another dispatch from Rest
sa, the rioting was renewed late last Nigh
aud twenty one persons shot, whether b
the military or rioters, is not knewn.
midnight some shots were fired at the so
: diers from behind some wagons in ii
street. The perpetrators escaped.
/, ENGLAND TAXING NOTICE OF IRELAND.
London, Jan. l5.-At The cabinet cou1