Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-25
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st. Louis, March 2i.-One hundred and
fifty thousand bushels Of wheat went 10
New Orleans to-day.
Providence, March 24--The republican
convention unanimously reno1ninated
the present state officers.
No registered fves, embraced in the
lOlst, call. can be purchased by the gov
ernment during April, the transfer books
being closed for that month.
Boston, March M.-The government ia
preparing bill for the registration of
emigration. which will be introduced
next year, if not this session.
Harrisburg, March M.-The house re-
fused to amend the bill refunding the
state debt of ten millions at four per
cent, and it passed to its third reading.
Chicago, March 24-The Evening Jour-
nails Ceatralia, ILL.,, special says: DIR. p.
M. McFarland's residence was entered
last night and over four thousand dollars
IN cash, bonds and securieties were car
rled off. The money was in box in an
unused loom. No clue.
St. Petersburg. March 24.-Another
female nihilist friend Of Russakotf and
Hartmann has been arrested. Owing to
her relations the indictment against the
prisoners connected with the nssassina-
tlon of the czar must be recast, and the
trial further postponed for u few days.
The Evening Journals Plano, ILL.,,
special says Plano has just been visited
by the most Obstructive fire in its his
tory. The flames started in al old tim
der box known as the Excelsior hotel,
then spread to Robins livery, took in
Jones restaurant, Morris grocery, Schulz
ze,s drug store, loves grocery, Smiths
furniture, all Of which were destroyed.
Engines were sent from Aurora and
Sandwich, but arrived too late to be of
use. Total loss $4,000, with no insu-
rance.
Berlin, March 24-The Russian propo-
sails for arranging international measures
for the expatriation OF nihilists are fav-
orably received here. It was the origi-
nal intention of the crown prince Fred
erick William to go to st. Petersburg
with the Prince aud Princess of Wales,
but he started Elk hours in advance of
them, IN consequence of the czar sending
telegram asking him to arrive few
hours before the prince and princess, as
he wished to have confidential confer
ence with him. This request is inter
preted here as favorable to continuing
friendly relations between the two en-
perors.
Cedar Rapids, March 24.-At noon yes
terday Il. nj. Sinclair, managing partner
Of the pork packing establishment of L.
NJ. Sinclair & Co., fell through to the
sidewalk in the main building, owing to
the sagging of the floor below, a distance
OF thirteen feet, causing conclusion OF
the brain, from which he died at one
o'clock last night. He was one of the
largest pork operators in the west. al.
though but thirty eight years of age his
business capacity and operations have
given him prominence in this country
and in Europe which but few men of hi!
age have attained!S He was man O:
large and liberal views.
Cleveland, March 24.-The coroner is
investigating to ascertain the cause ol
Tuesdays accident on the Lake Shore
road at Nottingham. Several theories
are advanced-mlspiaced switch, defcc
tive switch, sprung frog, broken rail am
broken ilango Of the locomotive driver
In leaving the track the first car passed
to one side, the second to the other, ant
so alternating.
Two freight trains collided on th
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail
road yesterday, five miles east of Huron
Ohio. Nobody injured. Several rods o
track were torn up. Twelve cars wert
wrecked and the track blockaded for sew
eral hours.