New-York tribune., 1894-06-17
TFLEGRfPHIC NOTES.

San Francisco. June ls-A, last evenings session
: OF the A. o T.. ". tho following officers OF the
man. Louis /. Troy. supreme foreman. Joseph G.
Riggs; supreme overseer. j. O. Tate; supreme re-
Or william G. Richardson; supreme receiver. John
}. Ackcr; sgpreme guide. }. O. Milne; supreme
William II. Vermilye. @. b. KeItzenstein.
Wichita. Kan. June I6-At Klngman on Thurs my
night. when Editor Brown arrived home from the
Populist State Convention. where he bitterly fought
woman suffrage. he was met at the station taken
from the side OF his wife. clothed I'm Mother Hub
bard dress and sun5onnet and compelled to march
through the streets before brass band. The
friends OF woman suffrage did H.
Galveston. Tex. June Is-Charlos H. Schroeder
prominent real estate and insurance agent. ar
rested last night charged with forging signatu
to notes and deeds OF trust aggregating $3.50 He
also a notary public and United States Com
missioner. and stood high In the community He de-
clines to talk.
Minneapolis. June l6-The claim Of the Bank OF
Minneapolis against the estate OF the late cashier
Matthias J. Bonerdng. who committed suicide. has
been filed in the office OF the probate court The
the cashiers neglect OF his duties is $23 2S7 40 The
sS.ssi ?5 collected from the teller. Scheg. In
the penitentnry. H. deducted leaving II balance OF
$lC9. 1913 u. with interest
Council Bluffs. Iowa. June l6-The case OF Mr.
and Mrs Mctzer. on trial here on charge OF con-
day by the courts decision on IA unique point OF law
raised by the defence. one person. of course can
that Mr. and Mrs Meter are husband and wife
and held in law to be one person. and consequently
The Cour; sustained the defence. and the prisoners
discharged
Peoria. Ill. June 16-Mayor Miles yesterday is.
sued an order commanding a suspension OF all bust
ness tomorrow. All proprietors OF saloons and
places where liquors Sold all business men.
cept those conducting restaurants. druS stores. bar
Der shops and lines OF transportation, ordered
TO close their places OF business The order has
created profound sensation here and Is the result OF
the reform movement of more than year ago.
which elected Mayor Miles by n combination with
the American Protective Association forces by
more than 1900 majority In this strong Democratic
city
Meriden. Conn. June lG.-Edward II. Taylor, aged
eighteen years. OF Charles L. Taylor. OF this
city was drowned to-day In Beaver Pond. about n
mile north OF the city He was washing out canoe
and was seized with cramps.
Hartford. Conn. June 1.-THE Board OF Park
Commissioners has refused the use or Bushnell
Park for a public celebration Of the Fourth OF
July Two thousand dollars OF the 800 required for
Commissioners base their refusal on the damage TO
the grounds which would ensue Application VIII
he made To the Council 10 overrule the decision OF
the board which has stirred up considerable feel
Ing
Tacoma Wash. June 1G-Frank Corbln and j. T.
Rho composing the Tacoma Grain Co. have pur
chased OF the receivers OF the Northern Pacific Ee
yator Company the thirty y-nne elevators belonging
10 the Northern Pacific system In the Northwest.
Last wear these elevators shipped 29OUD) centas OF
wheat which loaded thlrty-six ships and this year
they are expected 10 ship 100000 cente!s.
PittsheId. Mass, June 1G.-Margaret Barry aged
nineteen was probably fatally shot to-day by Den
mis- Curtin. son OF ex-Alderman r. r. Curtin. Cur
lin was cleaning his rife. when he saw bird
A tree and fired Miss Barry was on the side OF
h across the river and the bullet struck her. pene
Tatng her back and lodging In her right lung