Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-05
rHE NEWS

Attorney Central Garland resumed
his official duties yesterday.
The president resumed his afternoon
receptions yesterday and received about
200 callers.
Russia and Germany have unoficially
received Austris's suggestion for a con-
ference to settle the Bulgarian question.
The convention of knights of labor
: opened in Richmond yes.s1aaJ and was
addressed by Governor Lee and Mr..
Powderly.
All but seven of the officers who we're
under arrest for completely in the
deposition of Prince Alexander have
been released.
The American board OF foreign mis-
eions Is in session at Des Moines, begin
ming this afternoon. Some important
matters to be considered.
The president will visit the fair of the
Virginia State Agricultural society at
Richmond on the 2lst instant. Mrs.
Cleveland will probably accompany him.
The trades demonstration in Pittsburg
yesterday was the largest and finest
display of its kind ever witnessed in that
city. The procession was twslye miles
long.
In q letter Cleveland denounces the
PANEL bill as sd dishonest piece of
tactics intended to divide the liberal I'M
%ionists and provoke agitation in
Ireland"
The general distribution of new one
dollar silver certificates began yesterday
and will be continued Until the demand,
which is very great, has been entirely
supplied.
The president yesterday. directed the
suspension o; Berthold Greenbaum,
United States consul at Opia, Samoa,
and will probably appoint his successor
in q few days.
Some anxiety is felt at the department
OF agriculture over the failure of the
state and local authorities to fully
cooperate with The department. in it's
efforts to stamp out pIeuro-pneumonia.
1t is stated officially at the war depart
ment that nothing has been determined
upon in regard to the surrender OF
Geronimo, and that the department is
still lacking information upon which to
base any action.
The president has appointed James A.
Hanlon, of Medina, N. Y, to be collector
OF internal venue for the twenty
eighth district of New York, which in
cludes Buffalo and Rochester, vice HIS.
Pierce, suspended.
The funeral of Joshua Kuhn. formerly
United States conBui general at London,
took place yesterday at Tolleshunt,
Essex. There was a large number of
Americana present, including Rev. Mr..
Emery, of Chicago.
1t is rumored in Brooklyn that Col.
Debevoei, who died q few days ago,
late chief clerk in the stamp depart
ment of the Brooklyn ~postofioe, is
found to be a defaulter to a large amount.
1t is believed he committed suicide.
Craftsmanship Anchoria, Of the Anchor
line of steamers, has not yet arrived.
She left Glasgow September 10th, and
stopped at Londonderry to take on
l3S passengers. In all she had about
400 passengers on board and was due
at New York Wednesday last.
The pope, through the papal nuncio
at Madrid, hes asked the queen OF Spain
to pardon Gen. Viilacampa, who led the
Tecent revolt, and the officers who were
associated with him in the uprising, from
the sentences Of death which have been
passed upon them.
The directors of the North American
telegraph company met at Minneapolis
yesterday. J. w. Mckay, the New York
bonanza king, was present. No arrange
ments as to details were definitely made,
but it was decided that very Important
extensions should be made in lines in
the near future.
The treasury department has publish
ed q statement showing the poeula-
ton, net revenue and net expenditures
OF the government for the last fiscal
year, with tho per capita of revenue
and expenditures. The population is
given at 5S,420,000 ana the net revenue
at $S37,439,727 being a per capita of
Sa.76 or .06 greater than the fiscal year
OF 1885. The expenditures were $242,
49, 1888 per capita of $4.15 or "a less
than that OF the previous year.
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