Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-12

The Stock Market,
BELOW RULING FIGURES.
New York, April 12-It is stated that,
Cyrus Field, Duff, Newcomb, and other
good judges of the market have in orders
to buy at prices somewhat below the rul-
ing figures.
SECURITIES FOR ABROAD.
There will be large shipments OF Sc
curities abroad to-day. Two large deal
ers in exchange expect decline in notes
before the close of the week. The direc-
tors party in st. Paul have been buying
stock for three days.
DIVIDEND.
A seven per cent dividend on quick
silver, preferred. is soon to be declared.
Latest by Mail.
Nashville, April 1O-A one hundred
hour walk between O 'Leary, ID. Hart and
Downey commences here tomorrow
night.
Cleveland, O., April 1O.-The loss by
the burning of Powell, foote's & Co.'s
forge is S25,00O; half insured.
st. Paul, April l0.-The loss by the
Red Wing fire last night was less than at
first supposed. Forty thousand dollars
will replace the buildings destroyed.
Des Moines, April 1O.-A fire at Man
ming, Carol county, yesterday morning,
destroyed several buildings, the loss be
ing nearly $4,000, with insurance of one
Onarfor tho am0nnt
Columbus, O., April lO.-In accord
ance with the jeint resolution of the gen.
eral assembly, Gov. Foster to-day issued
a proclamation setting apart April q as
q day for planting forest trees in Ohio
by the roads and IN groves and about
homes. 1t recommends the formation
of forestry societies. and calls attention
to the national forestry congress at Gin
cinnatl, April 25.
Chicago, April l0-Seventy five men
employed at Browns mills at Sl.25 per
day struck to-day and becoming involv.
ed IN bolsterOus controversy with the
keeper of the hotel where they boarded.
had to be dispersed by the police. Their
places have been supplied. They struck
for twenty-five cents advance.
Memphis, Tenn, April 1O-Twenty
cartridges of dynamite we're exploded
this afternoon along the river shore with
| view to causing the bodies of the per
sons lost on the Golden City to rise tc
the surface, but the endeavor was unsuc.
cessful. These experiments will be con.
tinued tomorrow. The remains of Mrs
Stove, recovered yesterday. were for
warded to friends in New York.
Chicago, April 10.-The first trials O.
gamblers began to-day. Hawkins anc
Gibbons two of the principal ones, were
| called and jury secured. It is the in
tertion of the city government to give
the gamblers the full benefit of the law
Chicago, April 10.-Marcott, the alb
sconding Montreal debtor, made state.
ment with his creditors to-day, by which
IN consideration of immunity from arrest
he is to turn over the proceeds of the
sale OF his stock here and go to Winni.
peg to secure 900 worth of goods sen,
to Il. r. Moudy, his partner.
Chicago. April lot is learned that
James Fitzgerald, who swindled Charles
Francis Adams out of large sum oi
money, is well known criminal in thai
line, whose first operations were in Mil.
waukee. He was appointed by ex-Sena
tor Carpenters influence to position ir
Washington, but found swindling more
profitable and engaged in numerous
schemes, all of them however, less ir
amount than the last.
Chicago. April l0-W. A. Hurlbut
president OF thee Chicago ball club, and o.
the national base ball league, died o.
heart disease and dropsv this afternoon
He was the leading spirit in the organ
ization of the league in 1876, and ha.
been its president except since the first
year. He has been i'll for three months
He began to grow better two weeks ago
but the present change in the weathe,
caused fatal turn. He was also prom
inent member Of the board of trade,