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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19
NEWS SorEs

Indiana has appropriated $4,000 for
its worlds fair exhibit
A bill appropriating sl5.000 for an
exhibit at the worlds fair was killed by
the South Dakota legislature.
J. Edwards Simmons. president OF the
fourth national bank. has been appoint
ed receiver OF the American loan and
trust company.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin pre-
diets that the wool clip the coming sea
son viz be 100000 pounds short Of
what il was last year.
William II. Crawford, who is to hang
March IL az Decatur. H., tor the mur-
der Of Mrs Colonel Matthias, viii make
a written confession to Be published
after his death.
Warrants were issued for all the
officers and directors Of the New York.
New Haven 4 Hartford railroad, who
have been held responsible for the
recent Harlem river tunnel disaster at
New York by the coronera jury.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19

WASHINGTON, March l6.-During
the first excitement of the Italian resi-
dents OF The United States, Baron Fava
yesterday sent the Italian consul gem
eral at New York the following tele-
gram:
Learning from the papers that ex-
citement is prevailing in the Italian
colony on account OF the New Orleans
event, ] have resort to your influence
and authority TO urge on the Italians Of
New York that they should by digni-
fed calm and strictly legal behavior.
show themselves in the circumstances
worthy Of their civilized country Re
lying upon your authority as well as on
the pacific feeling OF the colony, l am
sanguine that the advice will be fol-
loved FAVA. Italian Minister.
II is understood similar instructions
have been sent By Baron Fava 10 all
Italian consuls iu the United States 10
calm and avert by this means, TO the
fullest extent possible, all undue excite
mcnf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19

4 terrible blizzard prevailed through
out all England on the 10th.
Railroads were blockaded, wires down,
wagon roads impossible and traffic and
general business almost entirely stopped.
Many vessels were lost with their
crews and passengers.
Buenos Ayres' panic Is considered
practically over. Egypt's Khedive
has issued a decree Of general amnesty
.Bismarck's presence In the Reich
stag Is now confidently predicted. 49,.
SPANS papers are declaring opposition
TO Cuba's annexation to the United
States. Spain will send 1000 troops
to Cuba, beirg alarmed al evidences Of
discomfort there. o.. An Englishman, c.
II. Jackson. abducted his wife, who re-
fused to live with him. and still holds
her in his house. which the police have
no right to enter. Parliament viii
probably be invoked.
In the house Of commons the seizure
and incarceration in a mad-house Of
rich Mrs. Catncart, at the instigation
Of her husband, has been declared legal.
BY his personal influence the En-
.perOr William has succeeded In pre-
venting the defeat In the Reichstag Of
the government on the proposed addi-
tion 10 the navy, but this has only been
done by inducing some OF the members
10 abstain from voting Professor
Franz Nok Miklossich. the well-known
author and leader Of the Slavist party,
died in Vienna from brain fever. aged
7S years The great tariff debate,
opening in the French chamber Of
deputies next week will probably last
until midsummer. N. Turrel, one OF
the ardent protectionist deputies. says.
France Is forced 10 prDfect herself
against foreign prohibition. and es-
pecially against the United States. We
40 not wish 10 attack anybody" =. The
English government is making ar
rangemeuts 10 prorogue Parliament
Ia July. not with a view Of dissolution.
but with the view Of rcassem bling In
November for a final session before GO
ing to the country. The French Sene-
cal expedition killed 500 blacks on the
Niger at the expense OF eleven killed
I'm a snecch Mr.. Punell threatened
to drive his enemies oui Of parlia-
mcut and out OF the country.
The French cabinet l. said to be dcvid-
ed on the question Of forcing a war
with Germany. Dey Freyclnet aud
Consians favor war, while President
Carnot and Tiibat are FOR peace. Ma
ny Russian and Polish Jews are on the
way 70 America TO escape the prosecu-
fions Of the car. They are being as
sisted BY Baron Hirsch They are
mostly II an in poverished state. but
their kinsman in America hope 70 Be-
able to get them through despite the
pauper labor law The ex-Empress
Eugene Is physically and mentally
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19
Joplln Matters.

JOPLIN, No, March l3.-The South.
west Kansas Lead and Zinc association
yesterday appointed a committee OF If
teen 20 urge the legislature TO pass the
bill appropriating sl50,00O for a state
exhibit at the Columbian exposition at
Chicago. The question OF establishing
a warehouse in Joplin where the small
er operators could store their ore, ta-
ing warehouse receip therefor, was ta-
ken under advisement. The banks
have signifed a willingness 10 accept
warehouse receipts as collateral.
The Adams Land and Mining COM
pany has been organized with 7. X.
Hanna Of Kansas City president The
company controls a sixteen-acre tract
northwest Of Joplin and 1t viii proceed
at once 70 develop 10.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19
Anew yyav 10 Raise Grain.

KANSAS CITY March l6.-The police
Of Armourdale, Kansas. have unearthed
one Of the biggest rObberies ever known
In the vicinity Of Kansas City. Since 9
o'clock last night about thirty men and
boys OF Armourdale have been arrested
charged with breaking open grain cars
10 the Rock Island and Union Pacific
yards and stealing grain. The gang
after breaking open the car and taking
the grain would collect it until a load
was secured and then hire dray TO take
il 10 a mill and sell it. Ii is thought
these operations have been carried on
for al least four months. II is impossi-
bic to estimate the amount OF grain that
has been taken.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19

CHICAGO, March l6.-The excitement
and indignation aroused by the Staying
OF the New Orleans suspects seems to
Increase irather than diminish among
the Italians Of this city. The commit
tee appointed last night 10 take
charge Of the matter expressing local
sentiment has decided to call mass
meeting at battery ID" The demands
for satisfaction formulated by those
Italians I'm charge Of the local move
ment are reparation for the families OF
the victims and that the ring leaders Of
the mob be taken TO Washington and
tried for the crime. Il is the Intention
10 demand that the state and city Of
fcials under whose rule Il occurred be
held responsible and get punished with
those who actually participated in the
killing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19

The following is veracious report Of
an interview between a negro and a senu-
nc 90 armoiy gate. Richmond, just after
tie war.
SCutiucl-Halt
Necro-W hat / gui halt for'
Sentuel-No one allowed in there
Neero-But l 'bleege ter 60 / got a note
for de boss
sentiuel-No one allowed to 90 in with
out pass.
Ne-ro-But tell you 'bleeged % 60
10; Ar, Annerson has sent me.
Sentinel-Cant help who sent you; YOU
can't 70 in.
Negro-Ncl- den, You gimme dc gun
IA you take de note in.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-19
INDIAN TERRITORY, THURSDAY. MARCI

wreck and has ceased to cover the rava-
ges of time with cosmetics. She was
insulted by the crowd in Paris after be-
ing mistaken for the Empress Fred
ariCk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
The OcGia Platform.

!. We -,.-tE2Isi I'd t.1n abolition ;,f nationH!
tn..It~: ~ demand iHit ;ar government shall
establish ,h-t:rH~Eri"S or REPOSITORIES IN the
several states which S!'i,t iu"a u:thcy direct
II ~" n"o ,t5r ~ !cS rate Of interest, not to
>tf per n. ia nt21,liG on t.n'l-? ish.t!ic
farm products and also t.i"r. .r:. -tAiv "it,i
proper l:Fit;hti p upon IL" quantity 81 ,i..:d
..i}i III" amount vi tnn.'"y: >'c demand t!lat
t.i sii amt ul riI,iI;tfi!g medium br speed
liz Increased 80 'roi less than SO per uH,i:t.
,. ~ demand that Congress si,al pa such
laws - -t'l "f@i'ini!t prevent i':r ,i":Ij}n.rr
!" fe.flr'- OF I'll ;.-rI.t. s!r! .I.;.st:;s:ij
productions. r.,@rr,i;s:- ring, II sst,!.s ot
i'rc1lPt c"nEi"t:"t - Proposition Of such
,:-s:&.sj - >h"'! secure lac ra"St perfect
yea, !t,,t.I,',, with tho i:sN.
j. "" t"si Team tn" silver -" r Gently pass
'ti ny c"a@r"<s nilG 'itlnH,i't III lieu thereof
i.s' ire :t.td unlimited "t'!:..t-s.' .: silver
/. W. .i''::i..Il n" l's>-a e. laws i:ruhi!
itin2 '!i"r n"u"rshi" OF land. and thai co,-
"i''-- ta;" rroni'J aat;cr to Il. us" some i,lg,
to ohtH.n uit it;,. nrW owned by aliens Hri
foreign ~i;l..i ciii,>. ar,I tii,t n. lam. Hos E,i
NJ j. t.S;''t H.. lie.
Cd t.: TIE government ::ll nell ;"r ;:ct al SCI;
) l.";;.. ing IL n. trim. az ,ut:;,l ri-ht
10 -; aa': ~r,id privileges 81 it'i;:-. We de-
a;: t,t s.5, national i.ci~i;;t ION stall he so
trit1r.! il i:1r ;rtatt - no. L. nrid ~, H'.;.
ii;i ,:ts ~ NO o. iti~" 81 ;t.ir :ltr. NJ, Ia!
iiCr ,itl;i, rti,:ty3 -. Ito rN-r:;l.e sis,I.
yonr %! Our a,!i tnHSt h"Ec. We illrt::,r 49,
ma:ii Il t:st anal c,lui;Nh!" sys!cII 81 @rhGu;i-
Ia! ,"X o.. i:l,:a,nTs.
w, i}r;i II tnal TIC money Of the country
Shnnlh ~. /, - 50 ,aUci u possible i'll til"
.i.;titts Of ~" people. AMT Ii, nee "" dru.%u!
tl:;. al ns:'.t'tI! :ilt stat" revenues shall hc
!i':i;'ti - ~" ~ ''l,,'rN cN,'I.@S OF ~" =
"r.s.,,., ",'eil".,'ivu.i. and honestly admins
tered.
i. Wc G'-,:,Hn, the most rigid, honest and
just II ~: ar: NATIONAL :roiprIlturn,i control
::1.i S.!p"fViSi'n ri the uttfhtt.> Ot ruac COM
;.,.Ittsa Lt :.;t't trans; urfut;nn n3,.; of lh-
Cou'rul and supervision 10 no: rclncVc the
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

The commute Of ten and the coun
t. Judges had u tlioruigh understand
ing Monday, There appears no rea-
son why this circumstances should
not exist, and we believe both bodies
are doing their utmost to benefit the
people. sFl,;s condition is very pleas
ant to every body wishing to see jus
tee done and we hope and sXpe@t To
see this feeling continue Until tfio
county is entirely liberated from TN
just prose, .4tioE. That this ';lcbt;'
should never be placed on the county
all fair mcn admit ani we nciitve
that shonI,! tbs ,.iu,ilhoI,icrs side
BE manipulated so as the people
wo1;iN be forced 90 pay the tax, there
world lie 4 rising III the county that
the results would not bc pleasant IL
many. The p2>pl" know their a:,,e
is Just and tlsat the ,brnGAoi.!2rs
are bat Il Sc: of robbers, anA are IL
sisted in thpir ncf:;Eiots business by
I few right here III the county. Hight
is wi:,,, Me people wa,,t ani arc 20
Inc to have.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
4 'h'1,rTY MAGNET
The Gran1e5t Greatest Best Amuse
rncnt Enterprise.

OF Sells i;rotl,>Cs, stEp2ndouS all
ance which i - exhibit at Memphis
on Wednesday,, the 18Th instant. il
may he truly ssi;. that t5a surprising
greatness ot the show is 10 ya:H
beast Multiplying ci:ca3es, ana
stages. and entertainments may ap-
pear at first sight 10 be Il waste OF en-
or-:v and talent. bat there is no de
nying the Inconsistencies thatiI Lends;
to the show ;:3 whole Tao spect;1-
to. feels h:.:st.l hoWil;lcringly anaz-
ed by the variety Of ;:ic Efforts made
fer lis entertainment, ;-pace full
Us 10 note all the striking features Of
Il program which is almost IS coz,
pi:c:;:cL IS u railway Timetable. TIL
one t!.;n4, however, remains siistiHc;-
~ clear: I'lHt IN Soils Brothers
amusement ai:ti.;Cctic c%ph2rs don
count, " aggregation Of i.l>ia VII!
make a unit: neither viii ;,s.y ni:!...fvl
Of commonplace things ana unknown
/ f.i-ups make Il great sh"Yy. Ii:r NJ
SIS sells know tA.s. &i!l We HAY. III
mind 4 very p.otcntiona nana. cement
/ that wuull do we'll 10 learn it. I.,ll
former specifically name their really
amazing list 81 rare and varied feat
lres and i.i:iatT;ojIsi performers. tn
latter cow their poverty 81 aetna
rosscSajnnS under anonymous genGr
aiitieg and aliases. i is 4 lnat!iculat
i.:al deduction thai Of III" two Sell
brothers have he grvGtcSt show @;
earth. what2gcr the others claim ma,
he beyond that lirlcn from which II:
travels. RETURNS. again, no matter
whether tie place Of exhibition be ;
great I:ty or q hamlet where cf nee
cSaity q stop has 10 be made, Sell
20 upon lie square principle that oa'
ma: :. .2oaoy is as "oo! is another :
HnI t4oycr slight or c;l:tai thair per
:orl.s:..srs I',.is IS most aommen
;iai}i3 cz>e:}t:on, and has much to d
with t:;2;r popularity among The III
raj classes
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

The Cni, men uf worth to Il town
or community are thn$" vino forget
their oNn se..&a,ll ends long enough,
and who are liberal enough il their
ideas 10 >nIoura-t every plb.ic ca
terrr;ac; h. p".h>s up all projects
calculated II bald IL 4 town OF
community, CONSTITUTES, The foU@ L.
ton Of It's permanent >ucr@a2. \
to"n nl;;v is wei! prepare for its fl':-
eral as to become in,;it't:oH: II the
enterprises in It's midst. Mn who
come 70 Il town 10 make It t'.r!: fU-
turc home, " 10 caunot look fl: enough
| before ti.2m to see that Pablo mola,-
placed j;I>i!cionsiy in Il pah.;,. cater
prise Will he increased. hundred
fold liz the appreciation Of ,iprop-
elty, are 70 he pit.t,;, They are q.
the class who are ready to take I'll
they can Of som2 one e!sr's bul,ii32
enterprise bat tiiey are no. wiI!in:
to DO anything themselves.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
Everything On Wheels.

Don't buy a I,;sgs;egY. carriage, spring
wagon, farm wagon Or cart until yol:
sec Townsend's immense stock Of fin
is,led work. Prices lower than any
h"iy. s''yr:v iob warranted 42:S
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

john y, NcCiintoc!s, Of t":s city
has purchased ten acres Of .:ina IL
kahoisA paying f.: the same > SO"
and also Il fine residence i'll ,Ae same
town. Nj. EcCiin;ovh ard family
viii remain residents Of th;S city.
having purchased The Ewing proper
< on south Market street.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

The farmers OF !.u.iegc wishes &c
know why Dr. Petty kept TIE Moore
county commissioner tickets in his
pockets clr:tjpn day Please c>
pI;:ii.2 .i"uN Il >rLlcN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

" I. E"ister still expects TO come
hlrc and If !; sufficient ineiuc3ncnt is
offered by those Interested in the city
to establish, that commercial college,
Mr. ;.;,l5t@l will be here this wcel. o.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

Postmaster u,~"i; las perfected 81
gaa@cH..>,:5 which enable hin, g. r.
ccivc subscriptions FOR aiout 2,a9n
'litleEe,; r2Pers a5:.' peanin,';e#ls, and
to save tie Subscribers remittance
fees and postage" and vii! guarantee
sga;rs. loo~cs. VIII also receive sub
&>v:ptions for coDnty papers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY. MAY /. 1891.
LOCAL BRSVTIES.

rr,,a,, :: .,,f, 1o
Friday
III. =,
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LIS. weak
= @ Un,a,,s
~,
tho ,,st r.,,,
| y, \, w.,
.la,.. ,,h.c,:;.crs
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n.s IN ,f,,n,,,,;s
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IN .I,;s ,.;,,- y,,os,7ov
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are ,oo,,;no vary ,.;cee.
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s,noua Iowf 1,:s ,,ccf.
,, ,,.,,
cr was il TOWN lrop1.~
~, Co., ,. .
!.,,o...o~ Ia. rr,,os,,o,.
,-S;.;,o ror ,o,,,,r ,oro
,ora :, Kao1,,,, u.,,.1,,
:, :.
f, rr;,a mil, ;marn,nd 500,
-, =,
fall 1.~a ,rn,,,,,. ,,,o~,,;,r
W.
80
h"H car No. Io' ~e''' '''''''''>
-, -, >',,''> - - '.'.'., - '''''
> IL io*e''' o. h''''-H' WAS Il
'''' '''> ''' i ''''' >''''' "a ''',N " SSN'
=. + N':pheI, o. 'i-a Aec5i&'I"'
i'H'ocf'''' WIS IL h''hi'i'S yesterday
e. H"len has the n'@as:a ~ / cheap
'a' STOCK '' i'ce c''' ','';'-5 IL 'AS Gil!
I Miss Anna George, Of Milton. i
visiting her sister, Mrs, {. u. baStc'
J. c, Matlicl an; James i. Moore
q Sand Hill, was in this city Monday
= Frank Brcy7n;ny ana family ca.ut
up from hahoh:; >''i:'';'E, III & ':'--:s5tj'
Allen i.ce,lon passed through til
ely Saturday nigh, eHrou.e 10 c.:
'''
lie toun'y t"i;'t has i2a';cet: III
teIeat or school fuAd leans - t'eh
''-'' - -
h'''S I'.'' % i''7' ">''' " "'''- -
- -,
-:,, ~ 49,. ,I'- ,,..,,, $3.50
.,~.:.,.
~, t,l,,sns er, sa.;,, -:aen,, il 81
,,..,f- Of -, city an,l obi ones ~, h,
L. .,,.- ;,,,nro,al
4, y large .vo-story brick b:s;i>!iag
to be erected this season for tie ti,s
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
s.s.=zI~s-4rz s--x,a-prTs1

Henry Boyce, u nan wei: know I
IN Grand Army circles here. left scv
eral week, ago for Virginia. We sec
hy :; late exchange t;iat he has eli
tered the i:fe Of counubial bliss II
Shat state With SOME far maiden.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the pos; Office at Memphis, No.
May 5tl 1891. &. ". Blc!lford.
arthur Baker, Elmer Kinney Jcssi,
Jackson, Mss Sarah i'ayton, Julian
propp> Geo l.. Thompson, Maggie
Watson.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

J. Alien I.ee;i>il, Of Memphis, v:s-
itcs; friends hcTu t!.:, week. We IN
Ier-tand ;.!&t he leaves for Chicago,
t. night, where he has accepted 4 Pc
si,ipn il y mercantile hr,:s" Nl
rejoice in Tie advancement of p>E~c
ve:in-. :nias.yi"ii., young "on sH.,;
Is Alien. lie has WOE Nii;t~yc: sac
cess i.c has attained by faithful at
tcfti:a 20 business. AMI We are salts
fed Chat ira %;il climb yet higher
Lancaster Excelsior.
Ycs, il is generally conceded tl;a
Memphis is about th2 half way sta
ton between Lancaster and Ch;ca-,
in q Business poin; Of View.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

davenport. the facial artist all. ven
triIoquist, showed Friday night IL
i,ecs Opera House. but as the al
vcrti.in- business OF thc concern was
poorly managed, tie entertainment
was 4 failure so far as the crowd
| WAS concerned
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

:. !.;r~e ':u.'::,e! Of horses are beng
trained Oh the Milton. Iowa, race
track. These horses Ai.l be in fire
condition to appear III the July races
! here d:..:;,g Il, accGnd "cek il July.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
INSTRUMENTATION

Next Saturday afternoon will &C
cur tie transit ct ;ise .,:;n,:t ,,,icItar>,
over the si:!. 5 disk. it Wi! Nc he
essa"y 20 Use a powerful! t;e!'l ss!,i@5 IL
order to see the PHENOMENON.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

Word came to Us :!lat very !:2a.
interest is taken in f;ltt s;ib-un;un ~
the members, WHO ciain, it 10 be tllt
best farmers organization i'll TIC
cuuuty-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
Tt.oS:!:cr SUB UNION. No.

IM0S:!.;"G SIT; UNION. No. -
Meets 81: s.,.rr,:a. night "a or before FIJI!
neon.
GRANGER UNION. No 2i:,a
Meets every tnUrth Saturday il each month
MEMPHIS SUBJ MON. 40. =
:frcts SECOND and fourth Tt'tsn, sight IN
p:lti. ,i:p.}t!t-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

Mrs. Marion Baxter delivered two
I2ct::ia5 II this city-:>aturday night
ansl Sunday afternoon, which accom-
!,h>,ta.' :t;nc:i good, especially at the
tine. 1t seems to IL that 80 honest
voter who heard her could ever vote
for any one that would assist i'll fcs-
tcring III institution on the country
that downs more people tam any
ching else. The lecture will certain
y make the !oc;;l u. {. +. |. strong
81 and better qualified: t, keep OF i'll
the just fight they are waging against
/ that curse that rot only takes Mr!.':
money. bat their senses as we'll
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

The city co,;aciI held 4 very i:ter-
citing meeting Monday night. Bills
10 tie a1nnGlit q '$So:59 wero allow
. ed All thc ordinance fixing the bond
Of city collector at S1o.oo WAS pass
ell :. proposition from TIE X. & V.
railroad 70 pr. o;e-la!f Of the eN-
pyn<c Of an citctri: light 1T tn de
pot vas received an:i accepted, ;.
! "! Smith WAS appointed treasurer
Lewis Myers, city attorney, y. /.
+ asA.1:sh, eli: clerk. The appoint
, a ~ 81 s:Tt~t commissioner Wa
deferred ;;:;tj! t!!e no.1 meeting. J
Y, G2r!5n al L. Ii. George wcr,
appointed rs tie street c"ajmitte.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07

Mrs. Nan E'rary has purchased
Warren travels property in the west
part Of town, and will reside here
permanently.
The best mixed paint on the mar
l,et is the Shcrwin- y ;lliims. Sold
only by J. G. Leach, West Side Square,
Memphis, No.
Merchants who advertise in other
papers and refuse TO in this one,
should not receive any trade from al
lance farmers.
MERIT Nearns. 4 we'll known sew
ir9 machine agent of this city, left
Tuesday morair4 for California, with
a view 10 Iocat!i,y
# Won wish 20 see the incest as
so"tmrnt of patterns IN wall paper
ever brought u Nenphis, cal! at
i.each's drug store.
anyone III Hecl Of tirst class pa
per hanging, i>alsomining, or paint
! in@ Of all descriptions. should leave CT
,lcrs with Harry Blake.
/ asa Shame, Edward Butler anl
Sol Allen called 1T ths office Satur.
,'av. The latter Left IN order for ::
i:':ga amount Of printing,
+ Young shade trees seem 10 he in
great demand this spring, There has
/ been SIEVE raj v%eon l,:ds De
, i:yrrrd Acre the last few days.
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The country il being worked hr
Chicago shippers with groceries.
Tilcy pretend to sell Very much
cheaper than the llolle merchant
vixen in fact their expenses are much
/ hi4'.2r Tie scheme is worked by
making = very low price on q few AZ
ti"i2~. which is generally Inferior and
then make Up OH something that Gus
TONERS are no. 50 vel! posted on as
re~rar,t, to price. Bat the swin,iie Is
there somewhere Nov we believe
! the home merchant treat customers
| f:icly. generally, AMI ii is to the best
Interests Of ali 70 patronizc them 10
| the exclusion Of strangers: that farm
erS. iaIurrrs AMI home merchants
.houfl he tie BEST Of friends, AL
have 4 kindred interest anil al should
pail to-etIl": on every question.
However, sl.n;ii,; any Of our readers
really believe their holAc merchants
:,1c cheating them. thtn there is Z
..ue.l better way than to huy cf !:
is;yangcr. w.!orl Ven know nothing
tahpu5. ami that i til;5: Send TO vel
established hoasDs for their tat;,l"G
"e5 :n, bay Of lie iira that c!itGs
The best ir.,uceIn aHts. By 50 doing
yea save all the expense OF tiioa;
travelling. ryce:v2 honest and betteI
::c:,''ncnt. Never huy Of a travel
M grocery pe,j,lIeG as Il" will he 4!
, ,nu,t sure to ;lefIuU,I YOU in so:.,
manner"
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-05-07
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07

The Charge Against the New Yosk Cl0b
wan 30 Investigated To-nosrow.

The Charge Against the New York Clsb
wan be Investigated To-nosrow.
no announcement that the directors Of the New
York Baseball Club had decided 70 invsstigass the
charses made against the team during the recent
games in Boston caused decided ssnsation In baseball
circles the general opinion that tho Director
had taken the right STEP When tho Investigation was
nrst decided upon IL the intention OF the Dirsc
tors to secure the testimony Of all who could
throw light upon the subject. On further cen.
sidsraticn the eoneluslsn was reached that such
tho will be confined 20 an examination Of
the chiefly involved and this will take place in
room IN the Potter building to'morrow mornihg. me
before the InvestigatinE eompittse Manager Mufris
Bnck Ewing, John kwing, James ORoufke. Danny
Richardson, Amos Rusie. and Roger Connor
Talks with the various directors yesterday showed
that the investigation 10 not TO be withdrawing
a. but searching inquiry Into the facts Of the case
Ressrdins The sensational Stories to the effect that
playefs Director Tscost aid: .Thst sot q ssh !hs
IN s' nns.r sss ps
Of their playing ball under the terms Of httr conIaots
Gasscoek signed for 1aYl-V3 and Rusie for only
year. OF course. H. these players conclude TO- jump
thair contracts that 10 different matter Therefore q
appears TO that certain are wasting tune 10
trying 70 make It appear that The manaseMent Is IN
trouble regarding the players. We are mot losing
sleep on Rusis's account"