The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-27
CHINA TO HELP SIAM.
FRANCE MAY NOW MODIFY HER
DEMANDS.
These Girls Deserve . Melai-Wnl Try to
Make Cold Waves to Order PoetotiiCe
burglar killed-Moscow Being Scourged
by Cholera.


measures to support Siam as against the
french. siam has for many ears paid tr!b-
ute TO China. but only matter OF
usage ana convenience. and 1t IS now APP
parent that China is determined TO asss.
the Siamese against French encroachmen.s
upon their territory. The Interference OK
China Will add most interesting feature
10 the Franco s!ameSe dispute and viii
probably result in modification Of some
or the demands OF France as contained IN
her ulti.natum
+ our young women summer vt>itors at
Nantucket shovel :he grit of American
girls the other day. They we're rowing
across the hnrhur in the face OF 4 bowling
storm when they came across a boat which
had been upset Ia IA sQualL Despite the
wild sea they wen. t. the assistance Of the
four boys on board and rescued one OF
them as he was sinking Cor the last time.
The Others were taken of by yacht
The International Cold Wave Com
pany. with n capital stock Of ST. 900. o1o. has
been organized at Aberdeen. 5. H. The
projectors claim t. have discovered a
secret BY viii h they can bring cold winds
from the arctic region to counteract the
hot waves from Kansas
burglars broke into the Ovid. n V,
bank next 60 the postoffice. heard them,
and going down to the street called to
them t. throw up their hands He was
shot twice. :.ot seriously. He returned the
fire and one burglar was killed. The man
Is unknown. and was between 40 and 50
Yeas OF age
-'hoiera Is rampant anon, the lower
Classes in Moscow. Russia The Director
OF Prisons, upon learning that there was
Cholera In the prisons there ordered q ma
3ority OF the prisoners TO tie removed TO
four other cities, thus increasing the dam
ger OF spreading the infection. There have
been no cases thus far In st. Petersburg.
In PodoliA and other infected places the
death rate has not lessened
AT Weir City, Han Thursday the strik =
Ing union miners and their wives made an
attack upon the non union miners who
were working. and after q fierct. battle
drove them from their work. Clubs and
pistols were used freely. aud four men Sc
riously injured The Sheriff and Governor
were notified. the former being asked to
bring In q strong posse and the latter to
send troops Upon his arrival with four
deputies the Sheriff accepted Us deputies
all the strikers who applied. and the situa-
tiOn Is now very critical
Comptroller Eckels has outlined tho
policy which the Treasury will observe to-
ward the crippled Denver banks. and it's
provisions are 80 lenient that confidence is
already restored among both bankers and
depositors. Ample time and assistance
will be given for all doing a legitimate
business To realize upon assets; but those
which failed through speculation or mis-
management need expect no mercy.
The Vienna Official Gaaette publishes
an order prohibiting the expectation OF
hay. straw, or other fodder from Austria
Hungary.
CONGRESSMAN f. E White. OF Iowa, has
published a card in which he declines to he
the Democratic Candidate for Governor
The Mobile. Ala. Register Company,
publishers Of the daily and weekly Reg
lister. one OF the oldest papers in the South,
has made an assignment to james NJ Phil
lips The company has for years been
heavily loaded with an indie btedness grow =
ing out OF lawsuit for possession Of the
parer a number OF years az. The paper
announces that publicat:o ION will be con
| tlnucd under authority OF the chancery
| court
The Anglo Armenian Association at
. London has received news that Fachan,
y
| sonally directed the inharnan toRtures OF
the Christian prisoners at Cnsarea, has
! bee, decorated by the Sultan and will
| soon be promoted
"A special from chihuahua, Mexico,
says the great smelter at Chihuahua and
| the Santa Eulalia mines. for which it was
! recently built, has been shut down 70
| await q rise in the price Of silver. There
| has been great decrease in the amour,
| OF ore shipped from Mexican mines &c
! smelters in the United States during the
! last few weeks
| "A third furnace OF the Maryland Steel
! Company q: sparrow's Point Md. was
| banked Wednesday night. throwing all the
! furnaces which had been in operation GU,
; of blast About three hundred laborers
are out OF employment from the shut
| down. The Bessemer stee Ilill will be run
three days In the week and will use the
supply OF pigiron which has accumulated
| at the works
President Cakes denies the rumor tina,
a receiver il TO be appointed for the North.
ern Pacific.
| Edwin c. Vaughn. Of RluTton. ha.
been appointed Judge OF the Twenty.
eighth judicial Circuit Of Indiana
Obituary: At St Paul Rev. John ALI.
| son.-A. New York. George Fred rick Par
sons. editorial writer on the Tribune, acet
| So AT Lockpor n. y. Mrs Naomi Su,h-
erland- Bailey. one OF the lon;-hairet
! sisters
-Charlea Dewnells. a Manchester, n. H.
young man who lost his money while at.
tending the Worlds Fair, was stealing
ride through Fort Wayne. Ind over tn,
| Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
| road en- route home, when lie fell beneath
the cars and both legs we're cut or r.
! cannot recover.
Will Il Morton. formerly manage
OF the Columbia Theater in Chicago. ha
been sent to the Bioomingda!e Insane
Asylum
Adult, who was arrested in Chicago 70
| defraud!ng the Austro- Hungarian Bank
has been sentenced a. Vienna TO six years
imprisonment
An organized gang OF frebugs Wit