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a SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itehing Piles are known by moisture like
Precipitation. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as well as blind, bleed
ing or protruding, yield at once to DR.. BoS.
ankc's Pills Remedy, which acts. directly on
parts ELECTED. absorbs tumors, allavs Itch
sng and elects q permanent cure. so cts.
Druggists or mail Circulars free. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Ps. Sold by God
be Pitts Drug Co. Corner Main ana E'irat
South.
The best is good enough.
ROGERS & Co.
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New Yorh stnek alarkat

NEW YORK, Dec 7.-Speculative interests in
Sugar this morning after The activity in
that stock yesterday it soon became
evident that the heavy liquidations
was almost completed and that new party
stood ready TO absorb any fresh offerings This
induced confident feeling throughout to the
last and the market closed steady with slight
improvement all around
Governments firm.
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THE PEFRIFIgD FAKE INDUSTRY

It has been recently developed that par
ties near Fresno. Cal, have for two or
three years past manufactured petrifca-
tions for exhibition. They make women
Of concrete and bury the statuary in a
swamp, where they have it discovered. "
It then goes on the market as a curiosity
and people crowd TO see it at % cents
look
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THE DESERT SAYINGS RANK.

The attention of thoss desirine 20 open
savings accounts is called to the Dcseret
Savings Bank, which allows interest on de-
posits at the rate OF per cent. per annuu.
compounded quarterly Money to loan on
approved real estate security. It's eEacers
are IS follows:
JANRs T. LITTLE, President.
MosEs THATCHER, Vice President
IL A. SIXTH C1Nhier
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COMMERCIAL.
New YORK General Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. .-Hops-Quiet. weak
up. Sales. 500 bags, including December.
l6l5Ql6 20; January, 10. S0015. 95; May, Is l6
Gl5.40; spot Rio, quiet steady; No. Z. II
Sugar-Raw, moderate demand; centrifueals.
96-test SSs; refined fairly active; firm TO
strong.
Copper-Firm; lake. 10. 90
Lead-Dull; domestic, g. 20.
TIn-Wesker; straits, 49, 10.
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Chica ro GeneraI Martet-

71ss MAY. 1871
Corn-Tirm; cash, Az; May, A.
Oats-Steady: cash, 30; May, 34E.
Pork-Cash, II. 30; May, l55TH.
Lard-Cash, 9.411s; January. g. 50.
Ribs-Cash, 500; January, $40.
Rye-4e
Barley-65.
Flax-1. 06h.
Tmothy-l.45.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat quiet; opened Il
lower; declined 4 on liberal receipts in north
west aad weaker cables; snow in northwest: ad-
vanced u on good buying; closed firm, x
higher than yesterday; recaipts I78.O00; ship
ments. 5000; short clear, g. 5sdS so; Others,
unchanged
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A PoLICY
TUUIJ1
In the ''Niagsrs" will insure sweet repose.
J. H. GRANT & Co., Agents.
THIS BEATS THEN ALL.

Only % hours, % minutes to Denver, 81
hours to Omaha, AZ hours, 80 minutes TO
Chicago The above time is made from
Salt Lake by the Union Pacific. The only
dining car line. The fastest. The short
est The best
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The Metals
London silver Market.

LONDON, Dec THE silver market is so
unsettled that dealers refuse TO give quota
tons. All silver securities are down. Rupee
paper declined SO, Mexican SKIES ~, Mexican
hallway firsts rs, second preferred z.
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liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 7.-Wheat- Ofered suar
ingiy; No. 2 red winter dull 5s sgd; No. .
red spring, dull S. Id.
Corn-OfTered moderately; spot easy, Is. SO E:
December, easy, As. lid; January easy, As
I'D.
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MoneY Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. money on call easy.
Prime mercantile paper SOC
Sterling exchange firm; 60-day bills, 4. $50
04952l demand, 4 eS.
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON, Dec. Z.
Atchison ------.... S47s San Diego -. II
burlington. ----... 99la Bell Telephone 1871
Mex. Central, com. 1914
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Oils.
local Quotations.

Boiled linseed oil, bbls, Coo. cases, fves. Csc
Raw linseed oil. bbls. So; cases. flyes, $40.
Turpentine, bbls, &c.; cases, iyes. Go.
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No other Sarsaparilla has the merit by which
Hoods Sarsaparilla has won such firm hold
upon the confidence OF the people 81
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Chicarn Live STOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 7-Cattle-Receipts 29.ooO:
lCD15 lower. Christmas beeves 5. 7506, 40;
good 10 choice, 4. 75@g5. %; others. 27504 so;
Hogs : Receipts. 10000; 10 lower; rough
and common, 5.75Q5.s5; packing and mixed,
5.9116. 20; prime heavy, 6.2516 40; butchers,
6. 20Qt6 80; light, 5.7596. TO- Skips and pigs.
q. 50Q5S0.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep weak; lam BIS
strong; natives, 4. 00G5 80; westerns, 42504. rs;
Texans. 3. 1904. go.
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FINANCIAL.

corrected daily By McC0nics Dc Coz
SiIyey. Lead.
ew York---------------------- sSh $40
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NEW York. Dec 7-PetrOleum-Dccember
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Our 52-inch extra First Quality for soc
per yard.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
FIGHT FOR FREE SILVER.
Leaders on Both Sides Have Their Wal
GD,aIs fly,

Leaders on Both Sides Have Their War
Paint On.
The great silver fight /; now en-. A
Washington dispatch says: There seems
to be no doubt about the passage OF the
manage to kill it Off by some parliamentary
hCcus pocus. and 1t is scarcely probable
that this will happen. The opponents have
not yet developed their plan of warfare.
but as they are undoubtedly in the minor
ity. they will claim for themselves the full
advantage which is usually accorded the
weaker party in the use OF such tactics rs
the rules permit for della riny final action.
Everything points to y stlri.cl fight. and
1t Is probable that thcra viii he some
sharp sparriny and hot words hctor" it Is
over. No subject that has Come before
Congress this session has create l an:thin,
like the intensity OF feeling that has been
developed on this silver bill. And il may
lie add ed that no subject that has come up
has so Interested the listening pull lie.
There seems to lie no doubt in the Ininds of
those who have analysed The situation in
the House of the pass ,ge of The bill l! l.
probable tina. about ten or fifteen Republic
cans will vote for It, Every Farmers Ali
nnce man will vote for l.. or the Demo-
Gratis II Is expected that more .l.an two
thirds will be 70" it, The friend, of the
bill claim a ma jority of thirty woes for =.
and the opponents ccnrcdr that it W IL
pass. They are generally of the Cpi:i n.
too. that it will pass the Senate, though the
vote there will probably Ie Pretty clos.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
Sun ls0yS.

Daring the past we. y. the West has
been visited with Il peculiar appear
ancc in the SKY kn WI as 8. IN Il 'gS."
In INC places beautiful sp.ar haies
were ob served AID 1T night eros:
ha, been seca on tn mo n. Tlcsc
haloS are caused h: the Ic:l ect.on OF
the sunlight tkry ugh crystals Of ice
or snow floating in the upper atnlos-
pharc. They were the immediate re-
suit of the Blizzard from the north
west. a great many people are super
stitiou; enough II think that they
portcn1 some dreadful calamity. The
only thing that thy give warnings OF
j. this: Tnog indicate cold weather.
and we should therefore b. careful
about taking cold. When We do take
cold we should take REDS GERMAN
CouGH AND KIDNEY CURE and be
speedily cured. Tnis great remedy is
thu best thing in the world for every
form of lung Trouble. If your druggist
will not order it for you. write to Us.
Small bottles &c, large ones 30 cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.. Peoria. Iii.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
FIGHT Oh, Is.iCf1 DOWN.
Salisbury Put In II Corner by the rre.i-
dents Krp.y.

Salisbury Put In IL Corner by the rrc,i-
dents Hcp.y.
A war Cloud blacker than any sicrc the
rebellion hangs over this nHtion Whc: her
it Will burst and send down ruin :lai dis
aStcr on SO many homes, u. whcthe" it VIII
Lass away without doing harm. 40 one in
Washington. say, Il disratci'. can with con-
fdencc predict. The solution OF the que,-
ton rests with Lord Sai,bu-t. 1t i, lis
move upon the great chess board Of
tons, and thai operation / hcin. awaited
with eager interest. Speculation On the
direction OF that move Is rife. II is the
topic of the day. VIII i; lie back
ward Or forward: VIII Salisbury lack
down or eight: 1t i, the opinion here
that he must do one Thing or the other 1t
is not expected that lie viii consent 10 u
renewal of the modus vivcndi. sucl Il
surrender after his last refusal i con i'll
cred out Of the question The resident
has taken Il stand from which lie cannot
recede. 1.-THE property OF this Govcrnmcn;
will he protected even if it lake, the
military force Of the couitry to do IL" is
the tenor o: his late note. and whether
Salisbury replies again or not the ire>i-
dent will fulfill his declaration 1t, there
fore. devolveS upon Salisbury to say, If
he say anything AZ all, whether Great
Britain will permit the seizure of poach-
ers bearing the British flag. whether she
Will, il necessary. resist such seizure ~
force of arms If the former. vel! ;lnl
good. If the latter, let the responsibility
Tor the greatest war thu worli will Lave
ever seen rest uNol his head.
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4 Cure FIR {.octiaxy.

Two Italian savai,ts. Profs. Tizzoni
and Cattani, have recently isolated
germs Of lockjaw, and have not only
rendered guinea pigs and rabbits i'm
munc from the disease by i'll iecting II
poison derived from them, but have
cure! six human being attacked hy the
complaint y meal S of incubation. AS
is well known, lockiaw has hitherto been
considered ain osi inevitably fatal. Tho
{; rms of iii disease seem To be found
III tic surface soil, 50 that immense
numbers Of them may exist in anybody's
garden. Rats can be given jaw by
sin ply mixing a little garden earth with
their food.
That is the &c isan why a wound from
Il rusty nail is apt TO communicate the
trouble. II is not the rust that is re-
s! ons.bic, as is commonly thought, hut
Il rusty nail is a dirty ore, ;.nd prcsun-
ably has been lying on III, ground II
has 10 kiaw germs on il, and they moe
ulHte the victim. The disease is one of
the nervous SyStCm
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
EATEN li' KsY ANTS.
StOckman Withcr,' Horrible Deaf. at the
Hansis OF NlcNican I:ant.iIA.

StOckm1n Vithcf>' HO:rIDle Drat.. at The
Hands o. Mexican Bandits.
Tombstone A. T.. dispatch; the Indians
have always been known for their dcvilish
ways OF torture, but il has remained for Il
band OF Mexican bandits to cap the. Climax.
"Dutchr IIcnry's band of horse thieves
raided Henry Withers ranch on the Garrita
River recently. driving away all his stock.
WithcrS started after the band single
handed and succeeded in shooting down
three OF them from ambush before they
discovered that only one man was pursuing
them They succeeded in capturing him as
he was tryin, to get away, Death was his
sentence; hut shooting WAS ttu easy u
death WitherS was taken out on the hot
sand-bcds and left to lie nakcl for six
hours. fully exp Sc | to the suns rays. This
vas not enough. ana he was then carried,
still nude, to a bed Of cactus bushes,
where he was laid on the sharp points. He
was bound tightly to Il stake. and then Il
large ant hill. which was near. was torn
open with sticks and he was left to his
fate. The insects Swarmcd out and over
Withcrs' body, and within two hours he
was dead from their bites. The ants did
rot leave him alone. however. until every
particle Of flesh was catei from his bones
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
A Lucky EScane.

Fortunate Is the iran woman residing IN q
malaria ridden locality who escapes the dreaded
scourge. Not one in thousand does. When
the endemic is Il periodical and wide spread WIS.,
itation, it is just as common to see whole conf
munities suffering from it as single individuals.
The most vigorous constitution is not proof
against it-how much less q system feeble or
disordered. As a means OF protection against
malaria Hostetter's Ste mach Bitters is the gu
preme medicinal agent. It will uproot any form
OF mnlaral disease implanted in the system,
mud even Ill regions whare miasmatic COM
+ ats are most malignant and deadly. such as
inc :sthrnIs OF Panama, Guatemnla and the
tropics generally, it is justly garded as an ef-
fcient safeguard. No less cificacious is It as a
curative and preventive of chronic indigestion.
liver tn nlle. constipation, rheumatism, Lidney
con! limits aud Ia ;trinne.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
HARDWARE IN Ills STOMACH.
Glass. Sorrows, Nails AMI TackI Remove
l.G,..a In.

Glass. Screws, Nails AMI TackS Removed
at II Post AIortcm Examination.
There die at the St Louis (Ma) City
Ho 'pi.al II man. Il post mor!cIn OK ,mina-
ii II on VIII ,se body rcveale the fact that
he Was an ostrich in human form His tr le
name was John W. q lrnlan. but he was
known In museums as Jane, Kennedy. At
tn, post norton examination the stomach,
Its walls and lin n: were found entirely
normal. bat literally filed with the nails.
screws tacks AMI broken glass. which the
man had swallowed. A remarkable feature
II their presence there YVES the fact that
none OF them were cncys:c l. and thai there
was not one instance of pcr'o.iti,n OF any
rart Il the stomach r thr rat By TIE shlr !,
points o. cd .e- o. the subst ,nces.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
Ir.jy{lty A,OCr;c.E Women.

THE recent shooting II Yokohama will
be striking proof to the laps of the SUI
psriority III culture and civilization
claimed 10y America and England
Pittsburs Dispatch.
TIE Hetherington shooting at Yoke,
hama seems to he another case of good
radiance. The male flirt who was re-
moved by Lieutenant Hetherington will
not be seriously missed except by a lit
tie cOteric of creatures Of his own class.
Minneapolis Tribune.
THE giddy American wifi has become
an international celebrity. The tragedy
in Yokohama follows the lines Of that in
Southern France, an | the tongue OF
scandal will now wag the harder tho
world over at the expense Of the fash
ionanle American woman abroad.-pitts-
burg Chronicle Telegraph.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31

BY local APP LEGATIONS, a. they cannot reach the
dis ised portion OF the ear. There il only "ne
way TO cure Deafness. and that is ly constitrl-
tioL:l remedies Deafness Is caused 10y an ill.,
famed condition of the mucous lining OF tho
Eustachian Iubc. " hcn this tube gets nfiGmed
YOU have ruIubling sound imperfect hear
ing, and when il is entirely closed Deafness ia
the result. md unless III ia..a' ania'ion can DO
taken out and this tube restored to its NOM u
condition. hearing Will b, destroyed forever !;
nine cases out Of ten are caUs ii by caturrh
which is nothing but inaifIcd condition OF
tie mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case q Deafness caused by Catarri.l that We
Cannot crre by taking Halls Catarrn Cure. Send
for circulars free.
FL CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
"What Fool; ia CSC Mo-taIs Be-"

IT turns ont that it was u 15-ycar-old
boy from Dunkirk, n. V, wilo wrote to
the London Times the be!ligerent letter
on its interference i'll our affairs which
caused the "Thundcrer" to roar and
roar again. There's Young America"
fos ycu.-Pittsbury Times.
THAT once weighty but now heavy
sheet, the Lo1don Times, has been
fooled TO the top Of. its bent by certain
rampant lctter-writers on this side of the
water. One OF these deEunciatory
scribes against whom the Times launched
all its thun!ers proves to be pre- cocious
and fun-loving youth OF Dunairh, N Y,
who is but 10 years oid.-Eoston Globe.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31

Judge Otis of St. Paul. fled his decision
in the suit of the county comm ssionors
against Jay p Davis and X. T. O'Connor
The Judge finds as facts that Davis had
fllcl out tho printed blanks. attssted them
with the seal OF the court AMI had them
audited and allowed, and then co .lccted
the money from the county auditor. Also
that the auditor. treasurer and their
de; utics had no knowledge that the certiii-
Gates were fraudulent. The fraud extanl-
cd over 1887, 1sss. 1889 and 1>9) and the
total amount thu secured was s2i.5sa so.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
MERCANTILE MIRROR.
II. G. Dun & Co.'S reflections OF business
C0ntlifiorS

Conditions.
r. G. Dun s Go, S weekly review Of trade
says:
Business indications arc rot quite 30
clear. There i, Oh the who.C. les evidence
OF improvement in distribution. and yet
the prospec: in the great industries seems
brighter. The movement of grain and cot
ton falls off, and the sharp decline in prices
Is felt in many quarter. but the tone
in the iron. wCocn. cotton. and shoe
manufactures i- rather improve The
money markets are a!undantlv sup
piled With unusually con. fc,ing signs the
cnfidcncc which prevails in business c r
Giles is still una;,atci. Tut for :hc uncer-
tainty how far foreign relations will affect
money and business here. the general con-
fdeuce in the future of trade would seem
to be justified. The business failure, oc-
curing throughout the country during the
last seven days number a3l, rs compared
Witt, to- ais of 2.) last week For the COR
responding wcct of last year the figures
were -Jj.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
WILL cheaper BINDING THYME.
Tic Trust Likely to Come to Grief
T;,rou.la the Belfast.

Tic Trust Likely to Come 10 Grief
Through the Belfast.
J.: will MT be the fault OF the Belfast
Cord sc Company II the back Of the cordage
trust Il not b,C,ic1 before many months
and the farmers OF the &C Intry enabled to
ndug. IN Il general jubilee. 1t is currently
reported in circles that arc suppo cd to
know that the Irish concern, which Is one
of the bigIcs. co: da.c houses in the world,
+ making arrangements to Grin, 10
this country several entire steamer loads
OF bindin. lwinc IL this intention
is carried cut there will be fun in binding
Irvine circles ana the Relfa-. house is not
likely Ia get the worst of it. The intcn-
tionS of the cordagc trust towarl the trade
continue to be Il mystery. A month aga it
was given out that price, would be fNc
thi, week, but il i nov sail that nothfn,
will b. done in that direction for at least
another month. Meanwhile the warehouses
of sohbers and dealers throughout tho
country are empty. and they are absolutely
unable 10 make any contracts or sales for
future delivery. white the farmers are on
the ragged edge Of uncertainty ard unable
to make even u guess at what = day may
bring fer h.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
No One Dared Interfere.

Henry j. Smith, Il san Francisco so &C.
cutter. killed himself ia sight OF 4 sickcned
crowd j dared not interfere. Smith la |
an attack Of del.rium trc:ncns and was
strapped to his bed. He escaped. ran to 4
,iyhboriny fshmonycrs stall, secured a
knife ana then ran up the street 10 a
vacant lot. where he turned and warned
Off the fishermen who were pursin, him.
He thea drew the IN fc several time
aero IS his throat the cr1w l which had col
lecteI being too horrited to interfere. AT
the fourth stroke he severed tie jugnlar
vein and windpipc AMI fell deal in the
Srp1
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
SIX MEN KILLED.
East Jordan, Mich. Lumber Mil; Wrecked
bY /, LsOiicr Ex niOSinn.

At East jordan. Mich. the boiler of the
East Jordan Lumber Company's mill M. ,.
known as the "Elg Rel Mill" blew up In
stantly killing the following persons: Will
lam Beach. aged Is. unmarried: Simon
Carney, aged %. unmarried Peter Sheldon.
aged 90, unf9aTricd: JOHN Brown. aged 20,
unmarricd; Bert Cook, aged 30. leaves Il
widow; Emanuel Hunt. aged 80. leaves a
widow and one child In addition, u score
OF other employees were more or less seri
cusly injured. The mill valued at $40. 010.
is total wreck. The cause of the eXpio-
sion is still unknown.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
AROUND THE EARTH.
INTELLIGENCE FROM EVERY
PART,
IT'S A STRANGE CASE.
CIVIL JUDGMENT AGAINST A
CRAZY MURDERER.
Death OF Glass and Tack Eating Museum
Freak Walt Whitman at Rcst-ScriOus
I;iot mt Kent, OhiO-All Hands or Board
Lost.


A riot broke out at Kent. Ohio. which
threatened serious results. number of
swift hmcn were discharged by Erie Off
cia s for drunk ,nness aud new men were
ru In their llaces The discharged em-
p!oyes ana their sympathiz rs assembled in
the yards AMI demanded rein Itatement.
They were refused and immediately at
tackled the new men, thrs n enr, to shoot
Il. I'm. q der was maintained for Il while.
but Mt las: the men attacked the police of-
GERS using rcvolvcrs. forty or more shots
b.ing exchanged. TIL. mob was finally
dispersed, twJ Of their mum or being badly
Nnu nHed
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
ASSETS IN TIE TREASURY.
Secretary Foster Figures tho Actual
Amount at 1854 600, 900.

Secretary Foster said Wednesday, In dis
cu>sinr he condition of the Treasury, that
there wcr. nearly always Sn4, 0j0. 900 in dis
i.urs ng officers hands. and that was prac-
tnaiIy current funds. for. while the Treas
urcr'S .alance might Sh wv only Il net
haia nce of 81: ,.00j. 900, the subsidiary silver
and money in national banks actually took
the place of money i'll the hands OF dis
bursting officers. leaving a. all times
si coo. d30 in available funds over and
;tovc the 500. DOC. Goj gold reserves Count
ing the :3::. 00a,oA0 in subsidiary silver and
the Government money in national banks,
the total available assets, exclusive of the
$40 t.cJ0. 900 gold reserve, would be sGi.-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31
AWARDED DAMAGES FOR MURDER.

John Greater Must Pay $4,000 for Killing
I~aslor, Meyer In Arkansas.
At Washington. Ind. Mrs. Sallic Meyer
was aWardej Il verdict for $4,000 damages
AGAINST John Greater, who murdered her
husband. lsadore Meyer. on the st. Louis.
Icon Mountain and : uthcrn train near
En!d Knob Ark. u year ago. Create" vas
tIa.Cl II. for his health. tcin: wealthy and
of uns und mind. and Mey,r was Il COM
mcrcial tourist. Greater was attacked by
what H. termed tcmpor.r; in ,ani y. near
Paid Knob. and. ru ling out a revolver.
shot Meyer. whom he hid never spoken to.
dead Greater was seat 20 an aSy l:m tenn
po-ariIy. Mrs. Meyer brought suit for
;.o,0,H. and was given verdict f,r nearly
the whole amount
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-31

Bullets consisting Of garnets cncascd
in lead were used by the Hunza tribes
on the borders Of Cashmere, India, dur
ing their recent fight with the British
troops. No wonder a ruler whose sub
jects use precious stones SO cheaply
should consider himself an important
parsonage, and this the Raiah of Hunza
does. He claims d descent fIom Alex
ander the Great. Every morning his
chief minister assures him that he is the
ureateSt monarch in the worth