Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13
HISTORY OF a WEEK.


Secretary Bayard on his Western trip
visited Kansas City, Mo. and Lawrence Kan
sas, after deliy ering the address at the Mis-
souri, University. At Kansas City he said !:
Our country is safe, no matter which pprty
wins and there's not q section not a hon in
this broad land that cannot count on f&s
government as its sincere friend and agent.
He said his visit was simply with q view Of
visiting ome.of the western educational
institutions and witnessing for himself the
progress and develop ment OF the country
Capt White in charge of the railway
mail service in the West has secured a
change in the Carrying of the mails from
Chicago to Omaha, taking them away from
the rthwestern and giving them to the
Milwaukee & st. Paul road. AS the result,
Postmaster General Villas will probably
take Capt. Whites commission away and
change it over to some other man.
Ex-Gov. Hale Of New Hampshire has
failed with liabilities IN the neighborhood
of a million and assets quite light. He has
lost heavily in mining and railroad enter
prises. Senator Blair and Frank NJ Jones
are heavy endorsers on his paper and a
number Of Boston banks come in for hand
some losses. He spent $50. 600 to be elected
Governor.
The National Board Of Charities and
Corrections. in Washington elected w. III.
Nef Of Ohio, president; D. G. Bell Of
Minnesota first vice President and III. 1T.
Hart of Minnesota chief secretary.
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The annual meeting Of the Chicago &
Northwestern road was held at Chicago on
the 4th and a quarterly dividend of ~ on
the common stock, and 2 per cent. on the
preferred was declared.
The bursting Of water spout near
Logas, Mexico caused loss of 200 lives at
Pueblo. Great destruction and loss Of life
also occurred at Guanogusto.
Mayor Harrison has ordered the police to
close the gambling houses in Chicago and
gamblers have FASTENED to comply in adj
vance Of the police.
The insane ylum at williamsburg, Va,
burned on the sth. There were 200 female
patients but only one was burned to death
The loss is $4,000
IA0i q 10 a OS1IACttOiOu OIL $OO.UUOI Ill Du9
sub-treasury of New Orleans, Aufdemarte,
the redemption clerk is the culprit.
Lewis CLARK, commanding the u. s..
Steamer Alliance at Key West, died on
ship board on the 9Th
The Indians continue to perpetrate muir
ders and outrages in New Mexico. 4
PERSoNAT.
The wife of Horace White died at Elberon,
N j., on the 18th. Mr.. White was at one
time editor of the Chicago Tribune and
during the Villard regime prominently
connected with the Northern Pacific.
Gen. Brogg Of Wisconsin has returned
hcme from Washington. just before he
left he secured the appointment Of eight
fourth class postmasters in Dodge, Wash
ington and Fond du lac counties.
Sam Randallis sick again with tile gout.s
He has left w shingston for Philadelphia,
and says he devote tile summer to
recovering his Att It'll and axe 10 more
effort to distribaas sige.
a, opera sin is
engaged to be hurried to Dr.. Raymond
Palmer, a prominent ply stefan of London
Gen. Bowman of Missouri was buried
with military honers at Kansas City. on
Sunday. 81
RECENT APPOINTMENTs.
r. r. Marsh has been appointed u. s.
Marshal for the northern district of Illinois,
Or A< ~.