St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-31
Hendricks addressed the audience, numbering
several thousand
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Inc meeting OF the directors or the LoulsVllle
and Nashville railroad IN New York yesterday
adjourned until Tuesday, when the finance plan
of the road will be given out
The American express company, which has
been experimenting with fast train between the
east and Chicago, are so well satisfied that they
will run fast train each way.
The coke syndicate of the Gainesville regions,
Pennsylvania, have decided to run their ovens
six days instead of five next week, thus increas-
ing the output between 600 and 700 cars.
\ freight train in the New York Central rail-
road jumped the track near Newark, killing the
fireman, John j. Casey, forty loaded cars falling
on him.
The Democrats of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
yesterday nominated Mayor L. S. Bent for con
gress, but he declined to run owing 10 pressure
| of business matters.
/ Many new warrants were issued yesterday for
| the arrest of the members of the insolyent firm
OF Sadner Bros, of Philadelphia. Fifteen new
cases were entered at the Office of one mags-
/ trate.
The town council of Edenburg and the liberal
associations of the city presented addresses to
Gladstone, yesterday, on his arrival in this city.
A reception was held in the Cotton exchange.
| Joseph A. Robertson, we'll known lawyer of
St. Louis, was yesterday arrested on the charge
Of receiving money from gamblers on the pre-
! tence that he could protect them. He was re-
! leased on bail.
The safe in the post Office at Emporia, Kas.,
was blown open yesterday and robbed of $1,000.
| An incendary fire yesterday swept away a
block of buildings in Muscotah City, Kansas,
| valued at $4,000.
| a barge containing 10000 bushels of wheat
sank yesterday at the quarantine station near
New Orleans.
Blaine and Benjamin Harrison arrived at
/ Augusta. Maine. Yesterday.
| Commissioner Fink has issued a circular Civ
ing notice that the rate on cattle from Chicago to
! New York is 20 cents per one hundred pounds,
and % cents for dressed beef
During the thunder storm Of yesterday even
ing, the cupola of the iron foundry of C. A.
Freed5urg, Of New York, was struck by light
| ming. Several workman were in ured, Patrick
! Leonard and james Cain seriously.
! The state executive committee of the New
York Prohibitonists will place a number of
! speakers IN every county in this state to-mor-
row. 1t is believed that St. John can poll 100,-
coo votes if money can he secured to pay the ex-
penses Of the campaign. st. John is expected
to make TOUR Of the state IN October.
Mrs. Stages and Mrs. Pully, of Ballard county,
Kentucky, quarreled about their children, and
III the fight which followed, Mrs Stages cut Mrs.
Pully, from the results of which she died.
At Lexington, North Carolina, yesterday,
David S. Reid shot William Hendricks dead on
the court house steps. The quarrel grew out of
an old feud.
Lieutenant Greedy is still in Montreal. His
physicians will not allow him to leave his apart
ments until stronger but he expects to be able to
visit the different sections OF the British associa-
ton tomorrow.
a museum manager at Cincinnati has signed a
contract with number of the Greedy expedition,
and will exhibit them on the stage, one member
of the expedition delivering the lecture.
The officers and crew of the steamer State of
California, plying between San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon, resisted the reduction Of ten
per cent. in their salaries, and were shipped at
the old rates.
F. W. Trait, of Buffalo, New York, ticket
! agent for the New York Central railroad, has
left the city, presumably for Canada. He is
$4,000 short in his accounts.
Gov. Cleveland arrived at Albany yesterday.
lie was serenaded by the citizens.
james Harris a prominent citizen of Buffalo,
New York, committed suicide yesterday
Fire yesterday morning at Marshall Texas, de-
stroyed the Marshall Car Wheel 81 Foundry
works, seven residences one hotel and one store.
| Two hundred men are thrown out Of work. and
the loss on the works will be 500, 900; total
loss, S125,00O. The fire was supposed to have
been started by an incendiary. and the council
have appointed a committee to investigate the
affair
William Greaver has been arrested for the
murder OF John Floyd the man who was found
dead near the Washington court house, Ohio, a
few days ago. areaver pawned the watch of
the dead man, which led TO his identification.
The answers to the circular sent out
to the iron mill, as to the ad-
visibility of closing down, have not all been re-
ceivcd, but majority of the mill owners favor
shutting down.
The cattle breeders of New York held meet
ing yesterday TO consider the best means 10 be
taken to aliay the alarm created by the reports
of the existence of pleuro- pneumonia. The
men present seemed to think the officers of the
bureau Of animal industry had distorted the re-
port, and a resolution was passed declaring the
matter should be sifted to the bottom.
Mrs John Brady, mother of Gen. Thomas
Brady, of Washington, died at Munce, Indiana,
yesterday, aged 70.
Six bodies were recovered yesterday from the
wrecked steamer Belmont at Evansville, Indiana,
which was destroyed in the storm Friday It is
believed the others persisted and divers are at
work to ascertain the truth of the belief.
A convention of the sugar and rice planters
of Louisiana favorable TO the election of Blaine
and Logan was held in New Orleans yesterday
I'm organization was effected, and committees
were appointed to confer with the district com
missioners, with views Of nominating candidates
for congress, Conservative Republican is the
name of the new party.