Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-07

tQe case OF OOl. Oafr OF the 6lXtl cavalry
in reference to the accusations growing
out Of the charges Of insubordination
prepared by Gen. Wilcox. commanding
the department of Arizona.
Official announcement is made of the
appointment of Geo. H. Heoffard as as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
with headquarters at Milwaukee. Mr..
Heoffard has until recently held the po-
sition of general eastern agent of the Bee
line. headquarters at New York.
The British consul at Port Said has
hauled down his flag on account of the
unsatisfactory reply from the governor
to the question whether he favored Ara
bi Pasha or the khedive. None OF the
consuls will return the visit Of the gov
ernor except the French consul, who
states that his position is different from
that of the British representative.
Huron Leader: MIR. Pettigrew sees
the handwriting on the wall and is grow
ing uneasy. Monday, July 3lst, he tele-
graphed two men to go out and work for
him, making the appeal quite urgently.
and closing with the assurance, "Ill pay
the shot" Better keep that "shot" in
your locker; you'll need it after the 4th
of next March.
John Russell Young, United States
minister to China, telegraphs that dur
ing o riot in Corea mob attacked the
Japanese legation and two persons were
killed and three wounded. Rear Admiral
Clitz commanding the Asiatic station,
was instructed to send vessel to Corea
to protect the treaty interests and COM
municate with Young. Both officials
were notified that the treaty with Corea
was not ratified, and to govern them
selves accordingly
Having failed under the Pound rule to
pass the bill regarding fees Of registers
and receivers, Representative Strait will
probably endeavor to pass it under sus-
pension of the rules, which will be in or
der the last few days of the session. Mr..
Strait, under instructions from the com.
mlttee on public lands, has written an
elaborate report favoring the passage of
the bill. The object of the present bill
il to make the law conform to the con-
struction given to the act Of March Dist,
1884, from its passage to July LIST, 1877.
Parker New Era: The following
named counties have held conventions
to elect delegates to the Grand Forks
convention, and with this result: Fol
Hand-Kingsbury county, 7 delegates
Yankton, 12 delegates; Turner, 10 dele
gates; Bon Homme, 8 delegates; Davis
on, delegates. Total for Hand, A.
For Pettigrew-Brule county, 8 dele
gates; McCook. 5; Minnehaha, 10. Total
for Pettigrew, 27. Hands strength will
greatly increase from now on, as the
Pettigrew managers were careful to have
the various counties where their follow
ers were IN the majority speak early
they thereby hoped to gain prestige fol
their candidate. They have failed tt
obtain that prestige.
ACairo, Egypt, dispatch of the 4tl
inst says: The official rebel journal hal
published the decision of the nationa
meeting Saturday. After considering
the DEGREES emanating from the khedive
including the order dismissipg Arab
Pasha from the Office of minister Of war
the meeting declared that in consequence
of tile occupation of Alexandria by for
eign troops, the presence of the Englisl
squadron in Egyptian waters, and th
attitude OF Arab Pasha in repulsing til
enemy, Arab Pasha must be upheld a
minister of war, and the orders of til
khedive and his ministers in Alexandri
were null and avoid, as the khedive
acting contrary to religious and civ
laws. The under secretaries of the stat
were entrusted to submit this decision t
the sultan.
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The Indian Nation Troubled.
Little Rock, Aug. 4-The trouble bega