Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-10

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New York, March 9.-The failure of
Flogg, manufacturer of oleomargarinc,
Mt Chambers and Washington streets, is
announced. The factory has been seized
by the sheriff and F'logg has not been
seen there for lover @ week.
Denver Col, March 8.-The first
through San Francisco passenger train
via the Atchison, Topeka and. Santa Fe
road, leaves Kansas City and Atclisop
on regular card time Thursday, March II,
and thereafter daily through trains will
be run over that route.
Indianapolis, March S.-The extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature convened to-day.
The house reelected the officers of the
regular session, with the exception of jim
Woods of Vary county, doorkceper, in
stead of Euans. w. H. Schiber Of Rich
mond was elected principal secretary and
w. B. Sears, assistant secretary. ra5
Memphis, March 9.--A fire Sunday night
at bolivia, Tenn, destroyed ten build
ings. Loss about $25,0OO; insurance,
$1,000. Moore & Hawey, Yopp & Bailey,
Theo. Campbell, L. j. Joyner, Ben
Oppenheimer, John Austin. Il. p. Nc
Neal and Gen. II. p. Nicely occupied the
buildings.
Boston, March s.-The mass temper
ancc convention of clergymen held to-
day was attended by about sixty dele.
gates. Strong speeches were made in
advocacy OF temperance principles, and
it was determined to ask for constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting the manu-
tacture or sale of liquor.
Denver, Col, March S.-By the falling
of building in the course of construc-
tion on Larimer street, between Six
teenth and dSeventeentl, this afternoon,
Patrick j. Smith was killed and Thos.
Cowley had his back broken, and has
since died. -Four other workmen were
wounded, none seriously. The accident
was caused by poor construction.
City OF Mexico, March ST is repor-
ted that great number of Germans
from San Francisco will settle in the
ncighborhood Of Acapulco, where they
are obtaining land at 40 cents an acre,
payable in ten years. The government
has granted general manual at Castro
of California OF forty-two leagues oFiand
between the Iaqni and Mayo rivers,
Sonora, for a California colony.
New York, March S.-More than one
hundred entries have been received
alfeadT iof the cog show. and the time
for closing does not expire till the l1tll
OF April. The show will be held this
year i'll the American institute building
The premium list is divided into ninety.
five classes this year, and twenty new
classes have been made. Letters have
been received from the principal railroad
companies Offering to carry dogs intended
for the exhibition free both ways, when
accompanied by the ownels.
| Fremont, OHIO, March Sex President
Hayes. accompanied by Mrs. Hayes, theil
sons Rutherford and Scott and Miss
Lucy Cook, arrived here at o'clock thi:
evening from Cleveland. They were met
at the depot, which WIS finely decorated
by over 1900 citizens who checred til,
party enthusiastically as they passes
beneath the motto, "Fremont Welcome
the Return of Lx-President and Mrs
Hayes" The procession which hat
formed halted before the handsome resi-
dence that is to shelter the late inmate.
of the white house. NIr.and Mrs Hayes
stood in tke doorway and acknowledged
the applause Of the assembly. Hon
Homer Everett than delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome.