Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-04-08
LATER FROM The ATLANTIC STATES.
TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHI &c.
LONDON, April 2.-Bismarck has in.
formed Theirs that unless the indemnity
is paid before the l0eh FIST, $4,000 Ger.
mans will enter Paris, suppress revolutions,
aud remain till the money is al paid.
All the gates Of Paris have been reopen.
ed except that Of Poissy. The outposts Of
the army Of Versailles, on the Avenue d.
Neuilly, have been pushed to within ono
hundred yards Of the ramparts. An at.
tack is expected in that quarter. Cotsia.
cradle force is also concentrated on the
nights Of Chantillon.
The Versailles government is constantly
receiving reinforcements Of troops, and
fresh camps are formed as they arrive.
The army now under its control, in the
vicinity Of Versailles, consists Of eight di.
visions Of Infantry and three Of cavalry.
All unreliable troops have heen sent home.
The following Is just received from Yer.
sailles, "Several thousand National
Guards, occupying the bridge Of Neuilly,
have been routed by the troops, who car.
ried the barbados, and the defenders fed
into the city.
HARTFORD, April 3.-The Senate now
stands thirteen Republicans to eight DEM
ocrats. The House will be Republican BY
small majority.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Davis (Repuk-
lican) is elected Mayor by $500 majority.
The vote was unusually heavy.
SAN Francisco, April ga dispatch
from Washington says the President will
accompany the transmission Of the San
Domingo Commissioner report to Con.
gress, next week, with . message which
says that he desires full investigation by
Congress, and transmits the report for the
information Of Congress and the country,
still adheriDg to his position in favor Of
annexation, and confident that the country
desires it. He does not abandon his own
views, but leaves the responsibility Of fu.
turc action on Congress; and repeats his
original declaration, that he has no policy
to enforce against the will Of the people.
Accounts from all parts Of the country
in the vicinity Of San Francisco bay, ~
far south MS Santa Cruz and north to
Marysville, show that shocks Of earth
quake were felt at IL! to TO minutes be.
fore 3 O'Clock, last evening, distinctly,
with about equal force At all points, though,
if anything, heavier at Oakland and viciv-
ity than here. A very slight shock, just
before IL o'clock, was noticed by only q
few people. 1t is just one year ago to day
since anything in this line has been felt in
San Francisco.
April 2.-Arrivcd, steamer Pacific,
from Portland bark Osmyn, from Pcst
Madison.
Sailed, schooner Martha Rideout, for
Port Blakely.
Arrived, on lat bark Oakland, from
Port Madison. Sailed, bark !grotlaxd, for
Bellingham Bay; Ship +. KimbaU, fov
Port Gamble.
Arrived, on Sd, bark Shooting Star,
from Nanaimo.
HAs7roRD, April 3-All the towns are
in but twelve. Estimating these at last
years vote, JEWELS majority will be 80.
Kellogg Is elected to Congress in the
Second District by SO majority.
English 97sl votes; in New Haven,
Jewell 1888, English 1884; in New
London, Jewell $50, English 4637.
With several other towns to hear from. the
total stands, Jewell IS, 1874, English 49,
ga; JEWELS majority 10.
Kellogg (Republiean) is elected to Con-
gress in the Second District by 20 minority.
The Senate now stands Is Republicans
to 8 Democrats.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-In the Senate,
Sherman's resolution instructing the Judi
ciary Committee to report . bill to abolish
KuKlux being under consideration, Blair
argued that the measure was an assump-
ton Of the power Of Congress to punish o
violation Of State laws.
LONDON, April 3.-The PsTis Com.
mune has issued decree arraigning Theirs.
Pacard, Favre, Dufour, Simon and Pithow
before a tribunal Of the people. and order
ing their property to be seized. Another
decree pronounces the separation Of Church
and State, suppressiug religious bodies,
and abolishes national property.