Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-01
FOREIGN,
GLADSTONE VISITS THE QUEEN.

for Osborne in response to o COM
hand Of the queen this morning. at :
he railway station he was greeted with :,
heers by the people gathered there. :
IL will return to London tonight. !
RECEIVES AN OVATION.
Gladstone received an ovation at
Portsmouth. He made q few remarka
thanking the people for ais kind recep-
ton and saying the future would GER
tainl.y Sc short.
A NEW CABINET ORDERED.
Gladstone arrived at Osborne and re-
the personal command of the
queen to form a cabinet. 1t is officially
announced this afternoon that Gladstone
kissed the hand of her majesty on re-
ceiving her command. Both houses of
parliament adjourned till Thursday
pending this formation of g new cabinet
MONETARY STANDARD,
Paris, Feb. 1.-The government has
appointed a permanent comm ission to
examine into questions relative to a
| monetary standard at home aud abroad.
MUTINoUs ADS.
Liverpool, Feb. IA meeting occur
red to-day among the lads on the re-
f1rmatoiy ship Clarence, lying IN the
Mercy. AT q p~reconcerted signal the
lads in a body attacked the officers with
Delaying pins. firearms and other wea'
pons. The officers drew their r~evolvers
and fred into the mutinous crowd and
tried in vain t. force them to lay down
their weapons and return to their places
The boys continued the assault and a
last compelled the officers to seek shelter
in the cabins. The lads then lowered
boats into which they crowded and drift
ed down the stream with the tide. Ih'
Olarence's officers after the departure 0
the boys made signals to the authorities
and soon several boats filed with polio
pnt cut from the shore and called upol
the boys to surrender. when the young
sters deeming resistance to be useles
gave up and were taken back to tn
ship and the r~inglesders placed in irons
Eighteen lads and two officers received
wounds In the fight.
GLADSTONE M THE PARNELLITEs.
Dublin, Feb. The FIeeman's Journt
states that it has reason to believe tina
Gladstone has agreed with the Parne.
lites to JON forces in parliament for tn
passage of a bill which shall establish
native parliament in Dublin to deal wit
Irish affairs. the new legislature to
SO constituted as to add TO the preseI
safeguards the integrity of empil
and the rights of the crown.
Closed the Doors.
Indianapolis, Feb. 1-2itz niger, Bros
bank, established in 1867, which did
large business among the Germans d
not opei its doors his morning. III
proprietors, Frank l.. and Augustus '
Ritzinger, have made assignment
+ Geo. b. Yandes. This the proprietors e
ecutei after midnight. This mornil
! the senior part ner when asked VIII
1 caused the assignment tersely sai
t hat the bank had been talked to deaf
No statement of the assets and liabiIiti
We re made, and will not be until
schedule is completed. One OF the o
torneys says the assets will be betwee
9 $500, 900 and 100000 but much of it
in real estate and not easily convertib
q He would express no opinion as to Il
y Liabilities, but they would amount tc
d great sum it ia believed. I
y suspension naturally caused much {
d citement and some feeling among t
depositors and great crowds surround
= the bank door all the morning. So
. there has been no demonstrate
although much bitter talk was hear
= A began on S. A Fletcher q Co
. bank but it is hoped and believed til
l. they will be able to weather the stor
q This bank is the Oldest il the city and
9 regarded as the most substantial.
% effect has neeni yet felt by the nation
: banks.
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