, 1880-11-26
TELEGRAPHIG.
EASTERN STATES.
The nead and MISSING.

The Dead and Missing.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. l9.-The list of the dead
and missing is as follows: S. S. Pruden,
probably burned; j. G. Brennan, missing,
believed safe; Columbus Mcmillan, probably
burned; VIM. Collapie, probably burned;
Jas. E. Chinch, probably burned; Chas. r.
Barber. missing; Amos G. Alley, missing;
Carl Raysheimer, sick, probably burned;
Jacob e. Egfller, missing; VIM. Intz, miss
ing, thought to have escaped and eloped; 7.
l.. Ross, missing; Patrick Z. Fahey, miss
ing; J. NJ. Slopps, missing; Marcelle Gogyn,
demented, probably burned, Johnatbau Pa
braham was rescued from the building, but
died soon after; John r. Thoroildson Wa
rescued from the building and died to-day;
Henry Dickmore, probably burned, has re-
sided in the hospital fourteen years; John
Gill was rescued and died soon after from
exhaustion; Jas. Mckay is missing; Z. D.
Gordon is missing; Lenore Dubeman, epi-
leptic, probably bnrned; Edward Mahoney,
probably burned; Peter Peterson, epileptic,
missing; Daniel O'Bi.en, missing; Patrick
Clancy, admitted last week, probably
burned: Catharine Holman is missing, but
probably safe Those burned were dement,
ed and sick patients, incapable OF making
an effort to save themselves.
Railroad Accident.
CoRslcAEA, Tex, Nov. ia train filed
with q. s. troops wss ditched about four
miles north of this place. A number of the
men were injured. A number of the most
serious cases we're brought here for treat
ment.
Grant as Senator.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Rumor says that Gen
egal Grant has taken up his residence here
in order to become q candidate for Herman 9
seaf in the q. S. Senate.
Fire I'm Pittsburg.
PIrTsBURa. Nov. l9.--The gun works of
Brown & Son, were burned yesterday. The
constant explosion of cartridges prevented
the firemen from approaching the building.
The adjoining buildings were saved but
badly damaged.
Robbed and Murdered.
CRARLEsToN, Nov. 19.--An old and inot.
fensive man named Matticks was murdered
by two ruffians and robbed of $700.
Arrested for Forgery.
NEW New, Nov. ia commercial tray-
eleF named Stephen Bradwell was brought
before the toombs and court, charged with
having forged and circulated notes on the
SDaDish bank Of Havana, to the amount OF
S950,000. Detective Pinkerton, who was
employed by the Spanish consul TO work up
the job. has been on Bradwelps track for
some time, The accused was formerly re-
spectacle merchant in Maiden Lone. 1t is
reported by detectives that he was at one
cine arrested in Philadelphia for completely
In an affair of afolan honda
I'm Behalf OF WHITAKER.
The tollwirg communication has been for.
-warded 10 President Hayes:
BRooKLYN, N. Y, Nov. II.
To His Excellency, Rutherford b. Hayes
President OF the United States: SER - Cadet
y. G. Whitaker is on leave of absence
Some of his friends propose court martial
others, among whom We have the honor tc
stand, think that as the case was not proven
against the boy, the President, by
restoring him to his place and position
would do only an act Of justice to friend
less youth, subserve the interest Of human
ity and give additional evidence Of his pur-
pose to recognize no color line in our deaIirl
with American citizens. We have the honor
to remain respectfully yours,
J. Hyatt Smith, member elect third con.
gressional district, Justin d. Fulton. T. J
Cuyle and others.
EmDezzlenlent.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 15.-P. E. Burgis
principal business manager for the grea
coal operator, John Jermyer. was found
guilty Of embezsling $50. 900 of his emplyer't
money, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for eight years and four months.
Sheppard Hanged.
MosTGoMERY, Tex, Nov. 15.-Sheppard
the colored murderer, was hanged on the
18th. BE took an afsectionate farewell oi
his colored friends who were permitted tc
ses him. On the gallows he exhorted them
20 take warning by bis fate. he shook
hands with those around him and bade all
good bye and launched into eternity at 2:30
served Him Right
WAsHrsGToH. Nov. 16.--Secretary Schur7
mas requested Agent Meacham, of the Utt
Commission, to return &c Colorado. Meach-
an would have returned before, but was
afraid Of being lynched on account of bis
ecmplicity in the Jackson affair.
Navigation improvements.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.--The projected shIr
s---~-N A-N-@ NAA~e6O " AAA1Sieblppl mol
be allowed 70 slumbsr much longer. Con
gressrnan Farwell will urge the widening Of
the Illinois river, A new cut from La Sale
Co the NEST direct point on the Mississippi
IS favored BY the secretary Of the board o.
1xAde.
Insane Asylum Burned
81. PAUL, Nov. l6.-The State Insan,
Asylum at St. Peter has been completely
destroyed by fire.
The Russian Envoy.
WAsREGToE, Nov. l6.-The President
gave an official reception to Marshal de Bar
tholemi and other Diplomatic dignitaries
Ceremonial addresses Of cordial characte
were delivered, to which the President re.
Epondsd in fitting manner. r
Report Read by Rev. DIR. Beecher.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.--It has been decide,