The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-10-27
The :.cvrS Aftermath.


at Paris.
THE President has parloned clever
convicted polygamists.
VICE ADMIRAL BERNHARD, stationed
at Wilhelmshayen, died Of paralysis.
BoIES CITY, Idaho, will be supplied
with hot water from ii natural geyser.
WILLIAM LINCOLN, bank teller.
died of hydrophobia in New York City.
SERIOUS floods are rel orted in Italy
The lower part of Genoa is inundated
W. II. JOHNSTON, a printer. in .ured
in the strcet-car accident at Cincinnati,
is dead
THE Omaha Read has inauguarated &
daily through train between Duluth ans!
Chicago.
TWELVE THOUSAND quail We're killed
in Bartholomew County. Indiana, on
Saturday.
THE business portion of John stown.
Licking County, Ky, was almost de-
stroycd by fire.
THE Dominion government will main
tain separate Catholic schools at the ex-
rense of the State.
ROSCOE MARBLE. co,orcd, was
hanged at Lafayette, Ga, for killing
Rev. Nehemiah Witt.
THE steamer Butcher Boz struck Il
snag in the Coos River. Ore. The pas
sengers a-ply escaped.
HoMEsEEkEEs are crow,iing mo the
Crow reservation, which ha; been
thrown open to settlers.
JOHN MCEwEN. eX-super.n:cnden OF
| the Albany penitant;ary, died Of asthma
of the heart. aged GO years.
THE citizens OF kokomo, Ind, are
being supplied with free fuel and lights
| by rival gas companies.
THE public schools Of Hamburg are
| opened, and direct commun cation with
Helieoland has been resumed.
JOHN EVANS, a convict at the Lin
| coin tNeb.p renitentiary. was fatally
| shot while attempting to escape.
The cruiser Charles. on, while ente--
| ing the harbor at San Diego. Cal.
| struck bottom, but received no serious
| injury.
| THE Dcrhorn mine in the Cripple
| Creek district has been sold to I. F.
| Walsh and asso ,iates, of Denver, for
S40o. cash.
| FoUR HUNDRED bales of cotton in the
hold of the steamer Springwall. at New
| Orleans, were damaged by fire. The
ship was injured.
| HEINRICH DANIELS, supposed to he
| a resident of Toronto, Ont, committed
suicide Oh a railroad train near Bling
hamtpn, n. y, by shooting himself.
| The Briggs heresy prosecution ha
resulted in the Union Theological Sem
| mary withdrawing from tie Genera!
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church.
| TRUSTEES NorSGHUSBAND an Fon
tame, of the Iron Hall, were ovcrlCo ed
| in the recent prosecutions, and thci,
eases will be taken up when the Grand
| Jury meets again.
| PLEASANT Mccoy, n member of the
| Mccoy faction OF tn, famous Hatfield
| Mccoy feu |. was convicted of murde,
in Pike County. KY, and sentenced tt
life imprisonment.
RoBEBT =. WILSON, enc of Buffalo's
distinguished lawyers. died after an i'll.
ness extending over several weeks
which baffled the skill of expert physi.
clans. He was 81 years old.
PROF. i. Il. ANDREWS. of Brow,
University, Providence, II. L., has beer
appointed delegate to the international
|
ker, who was compelled to resign.
A PREMATURE explosion of fireworks
at Democratic rally in st. Louis, No
fatally injured Michael Ratchford,
candidate for the legislature, ana Friti
Mar quart. Others were painfully hurt
Two KELLEY eure hospitals have beer
destroyed by fire at Asren, Col With,
short period. The proprietor of The
last Institution was notified that Ii,
would bc assassinated if he reopcnel it
| Coz. THOMAS MCINTYRE, Sergeant
at-arrs of the Louisa ana House o
Representatives since 1879, and vet
cram of the Confederacy, died of paraly
sis at his residence in New Orleans. Il,
was 63 years old, a native of Count,
Cavan, ireland.
4 WALL fell on gang of men at III
Gleason & Eailey mill. Seneca Falls, n
Y, killing George Ziegfried, agcl 81
Michael Mansell, aged %: Michael Con
roy, aged 50; Patrick Martin and Pat
rick Conroy. All five of the men VIII,
W ,re killed leave large families.
A MONUMENT was erected at Guilfor
Court House, n. c., hy the Marylan,
Historical Society in commemOration O
the valor of the troops OF the Marylan
line at the memorable battle of 1871
when L ord Cornwan-s was forced to 1e
treat.
THE Cherokee Commission has con
Guided deal for the Kiowa and Co
manche country, Oklahoma, or tire sur
p'us portion of the same, after TIL
| Indians have been allowed their allot
ments. A sum of $3.50. COO is guaran
teed to the Indians, from which the
are to receive annually 6 per cent unit
the principal is PAID The deal vii
! throw open to settlement o,276, s94 acre
after April, 1924.