Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-22
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Cincinnati, March 21-The Brush Elcc-
tric Light Company this morning opened
their books, and $15O000 OF stock was
taken.
Paris, March 21-Rochford virtullly
admits that his nihilist kilograms, which
| purported to come from Geneva. were
concoctcd in Paris.
Dublin, March 2l-rhe cases of the
trade land leagIers have been adjourned
to the summernsslzes. The present jurors
are all said to be members of the league.
st. Louis, March 21--Judge Treat, OF
the United States court, to-day decided
that the Singer sewing machine patents
having expired, anybody may manufac-
ture the machines.
Paris. March ola secret vote will be
taken Oh Serutin DE Lestc's bill, which
will tempt many who have grndges
against Gambetta to stab him i'll the
dark. There is strong coalition against
him.
Washington, March 21-It can be
stated officially that the president has
not definitely determined whether or not
to call an extra session OF congress. The
NATTER in all probability will be settled
at to-morlows cabinet meeting.
Washington, March 2l-Thc sen ate
confirmed Henry w. Dwight, of La
grande, Oregon, as register of the land
Office. The president sent to the senate
the name of Moses NJ. Bane, of Salt Lake
City, as receiver Of public moneys.
London, March 2l-In the house of
commons Gladstone said he hoped to
make his financial statement on the 4th
of April, introduce the Irish land bill on
the 7th, adjourn the house for the easter
holidays on the Sth, to reassemble on the
25th, and the same day take the second
reading of the land bill.
Detroit, March 21-Quite scandal is
occasioned by the discovery that female
inmate of the county insane asylum is
enciente. Another inmate acknowledges
the paternity of the prospective infant,
but it is alleged that he has been pro-
cured to make this admission to shield
another more intelligent party.
New York, March 21-The Evening
Post financial article quotes Oregon Nav.
igation at between s1.74@SiH, and
Northern Pacific, between 47l5@ 46ss.
and 72@71as. There is rumor that the
"blind pool of eight million dollars,
formed in the interest of the Oregon
Navigation company to control the
Northern Pacific, has failed to secure con.
troll. Whether this is true or false it in
duced the sale of both stocks.
New York, March 21.-The Herald, in
terviewing Capt. j. A. Serpmser, presi-
dent of the Mexican-American cable com
pany recently opened, learns that the
work OF the company already completed
consists Of land line Of two miles from
Brownsvilleto to BRACES, Texas, thence a
cable to Vern Cruc, via. Tampico, 500
miles. The company will complete next
June the land line from Vera Crue to
the city of Mexico, 262 miles. Large con-
structlon companies are now organizing
underJ. j. Stearns. engineer to the work
to build tho land lines over the isthmus
of Tehauntepec, Is miles. and to Other
points in Central America These land
/ lines will be connecting lines at each end
of the cable system sonthward through
Central America to Calloa.
! Washington. March 2l.-A democratic
senator asked the president
to-day If there would be an ex
TIA session of congress. The president
I didn't answer him positively, but til,
senator says he intimated in languag,
not to be mistaken that an extra sessio,
would be called. The president also CAV,
Sunset Cox to understand that the c.rll
ing OF an extra session had been deter
mined upon. Republican senators al
agreed to-day that an extra session woul
be called, aud some said the proclamu
. ton would be issued next Wednesda,
e The best informed say congress will D
Q convened in May, to give time for spec
ial elections to fill vacancies in Nilsson
:. aud New York. Senator Morton, it
; understood, will not goto France unit
v afte< the extra session meets Th
wouNl leave only Fernando Moods "
cnncy 10 be filed. In New York II r
port hns reached democrtic leaders tn
Governor Cornell will not call a speci