Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-25
gent. and taken up without regard TO
their order on the list

thelf order on the list.
st. Louis, April 22.-Charles Lind
school treasurer OF Belleville. Ill. has
disappeared. and some 1900 dollars
are said to be locked up in outside in.
yestments, which cannot be realized
There may ultimately be no loss, but In.
money is said to have been diverted
from legitimate channels.
London, April 22.-Owing to tue re.
ception OF kilograms in the house OF com.
mons last evening from the Dublin emer.
gency committee, in regard to the recent
| murder in Ireland, it was decided that
the government shouid be asked TO state
explicitly the measures it proposes to
take to protect life and property.
Chicago, April pa form of epizoo.
tic or pipkeye. has appeared at many
stables, and some estimates make the
number of horses infected as much as
one-third OF all in the city. The disease
if taken early is readily treated, but in
its earlier stages it is apparently SO
harmless that it frequently gets beyond
control from lack of attention.
Chicago. April 22-Mayor Harrison re-
Mayor Reaves, of Brownsville, Missouri,
luk IldS llC lNob W tudl tSWu ny IuC
recent cyclone was S250,0OO, and that
many people are homeless and destitute
on account of it. Any relief would be
thankfully received and if sent to Mason
q. Brown would be judiciously expend-
ed.
La Crosse. Wisconsin, April 22-A Re
publican and Leader special from Lake
City, Minnesota, says fire broke out
there at an early hour this morning, in
the vicinity of the Lyons house. near the
river, and swept back diagonally through
the city, destroying every business klock
except that known as the Lyons house
block. The loss is estimated at S250,000.
The fire is DOW under control.
Denver, Colorado, April 22-A case OF
forgery by mail robbers was discovered
to-day. A United States treasury draft
for $1,000 sen. from Washington, pay
able to the German National bank of
Denver, on the 3lst day of March was
never recciTcd here. Inquiry shows that
the same was cashed at Washington on
the 10th inst. The thieves probably OBJ
tanned the necessary signature from 9TH
er stolen letters.
Carroll, Ill, April 29.-A fearful tor
nado passed over the city about O'Clock
| this afternoon from the west. Although
lasting but few minutes it blew down
the colored Methodist church and foul
other buildings, unroofed ten or fifteen
and blew over five loaded freight cars
damaged the gas works considerably anc
destroyed telegraphic Communications
| Several persons were slightly hurt.
heavy hail storm accompanying it dit
considerable damage.
Buffalo, April 22-Lemuel l.. Crocker
one OF the most prominent business mel
of the city, has made general assign
ment. His extensive business enterpris
es makes it impossible to obtain an idei
as to the status of his affairs. Eeis les
see and superintendent of the New Yorl
Central stock yards, the proprietor OF {
large fertilizer works, and interested il
mailing and other manufacturing ant
commercial interests. His liabilities ar
believed to be several hundred tbousan,
and assets thought to be very smal. Hi
suspension is on account of the Difficult
lty Of collecting.
st. Louis, April 22-One Of the heay;
est rains ever known hero fell betwee
/; four and six O'Clock this evening. Tt
streets were overhowed, and all that pal
of the city bounded by Chouteau avenu
and Miller street, north and south, an
t Third street and the river, east and ives
i was submerged to depth of four or ty
feet. The water was two or three fet
deep on the first floors. Over two hui
dred tenement houses and several fa
tories were flooded. A number of pc
> sons were rescued in skiffs and sever
:. had narrow escapes from drowning. tt
o damage is not very heavy, although u
. overflow occasioned great inconvenient
9 to several hundred persons.