The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
FEAR ALL ARE LOST.
LAKE STEAMER AND HER CON-
SORT MISSING.
Chicago to Have the Finest Museum IN
Amer -Pittsburg Loses 81, OOO,Ooo III
Whisky -Comical Computation OF Va


ago t. load cedar il Georgian Bay ana
nothing has been heard OF them since Inc
only members of the crew OF the CITY OF
Concord now known are: Frank ii"h"'r'
owner and ca plain. OF Ch!cI-o; L. r. '"'-
ncr. chief engineer: john Caldwell. phi L. |
Of Port Huron; and Jane. Francis "htt!s-
man, Of Windsor The names OF the h"h-
fOrd's not knoan lhe iui''o'"
was owned by H. n tunnels, OF P"ri Ia
ron The lon. absence Of new, from tn"
mi,>!u. boat, has caused growing fears l"r
their tfety. The city OF Concord i, rhte"
at $4,000 and carried crew "f hft'c"
men. She was built In It's The p"ni"fa
carried !, crew Of six and valued at
$1,000
Tina, Chicago may have u pcr'nhh nj
memorial ~ the Worlds Ea:: Marshall
I'ic.d has given 81 1000, 900. The conditions
ar. these: Tina, in addition to the d"ra-
tipn 81 ~. 600. OOG By Mr. Field not less IMAM
S500.GoJ more Shall b., raised for the i"u-
scum fund and s.. 900 900 worth ~ ""rio'
Fair stock shall be subscribed 50 mat
whatever income there may re from
thi. stock shall accrue to the funi 10
assist in the fufillncnt o, these rondi-
tions Mr. Field gave also the ci"'o'o III
Worlds Fair stock which he hold. aud VI.
Pullman started the 500 o0) cash fund
with a contribution Of 100000 Tn" rai5-
ing OF the rest Of the amount by men :"
enthu 'ias;ic as tn" trustees or the
museum after Mr. Fields generosity WIZ
be the easiest sort Of wor". This assures
to the city what the museum trustees So
-beriy promise shall be the finest and most
c)ml icte museum In America.
he explosion OF barrel OF whisky in
the hi: warehouse OF the Chautauqua Lake
ice Company Friday afternoon at Pitts
bur-. Pa, caused the destruction OF over
NJ wnrfh ri
jury to eight persons. Several OF the in
iured, it is feared. will die A score or
more OF other, sustained slight cuts and
bruises or were ,rampled on by tho mob
surrounding the burning buildings
1t is the Chicago hotels against the
railroads and the railroads against the no.
tcle aud no man see where the "Sht
will end The Worlds Fair hotels.
through General John McNnlta. OF Hioom-
ingtOn. pronose to sue the railroads for
damages for injury to their business.
caused by high railroad rates: ana
TIE railroads will rctalia:e by SUN:
the hotels for putting Their rates SO
high that people we're kept away from Chi-
ra,o to the great financial injury Of the
aforesaid roads Incidentally the ne"sp'-
pers may be brought into the fight f"r an
nounciny that all the exhibits we're no in
place May ]. it being held that this Kept
man, people away from Chicago In May
and worked IRE parable injury to the bust
:,ess Of the raiIroad-men and hOtel-keel crs.
OF course the newspapers won't want to
assume the responsibility for this terrible
state Of affairs. and they in turn will sue
the Q position officials for not having all
the exhibits IN place. claiming that their
business was greatly affected by the No.
sence OF people from the ci y at the com
,ncncem mt OF the Fair; the Exposition
officials will come back on the exhibitors
for not settin. their exhibits in on time;
the exhibitor, will bring the railroads in
again on account OF lack q! transportation
facilities in handling the exhibits. and
doubtless the suits that will Grow out OF
these complications will afford cmpl yment
for the grandsons OF lawyers now doing
bushes sin Chicago
Edward Han field son OF the President
nt the lIantc.d Carriage Manufacturin.
Company OF Ashield. Mass. was arrested
ON II charge It burglary at Denver Just as
he was Star,in, with his intended bride for
the clergyman. where they We're 20 he mar
ried. lian.iciI is accused OF burylarzin.
tn, room OF Il friend and stealing Il dress
suit and money with which ~ buy hi,
bride Il weddns garment He has con-
fc>sc,
=. II. Conwcll a ra't.r man. >hot and
hide near Dc II one. Cot.
--Actr - Ile'cu nauvray has brought
sui,,at NrA >or Cor absolute divorce
from John NJ W. ri. captain OF the New
York ba>.hai tcatr. Miss pauvray do =
c.iuci t. $40 the u,i:c Of the rure>pNu,!
ent,
The following, officers have been c.cr,el
hv the Ancriran Nt~>jortrt Association:
President. Mcr:,ii ;. Gates. IL. u. Ma>>a-
rhu~ctt-; Wee Pres dcrt~. Rev, T. \
Noble H. ~ Illinois: Hnv. \ ! J. Neh-
rautlS. H. D.. Ncw York; Alc\. Mckenzie.
H. u. Nusslrhu>"t:~; Henr. ln hins,
H. u. Nis.onri; Henry A. stfmr>or. - II. {;
Corresponding Secretaries. hcv. VI. l.
str,eh. H. u. Rev A. f. Erart. - u. T.
T. We dhury H. u: Assistant. Rev j. {.
RYDER: Recording Secretary. Rev NJ T.
.triehv. l. II :: Treasurer Il. W. Hubbard
Noel Ma>,nn has been :'uud guilty ~
muir Ter il III, first degree fey hi:.!n: Mrs.
sopnia RE. a. Calamity. IA lat month
i; is reported ut \a>hv,ii" that W. Y.
Haiucman. Ok H. i.nui.,l.ie Courier, Jour
nal. vii. start II inorntn: paper i'll Nash
vile The newspaper i t. We the lnitc,
Press >crr!cc and the special service ~ the
Courier Journal |, viii be n sor; ~ Ten
ne~sc, edition of the cret, kcniuc.y jour
nal
All sam. arrested in TuTaio and Al
Nee. caught AZ Phi atci uhi;. and charged
with being ILLEGAL residents ~ the rite4
States. placed 4 hoard a China
bound steamer 1T san francisco TleY
were smugElel across tie Canadian to-
der
--En-iHccr I. y. Sheppard and firema,
". G Wright were badlv injured IN a CO..
ii>iou on the Wheeling and Lake Erie ROAD
AZ Limestone O.ith
TIL. ,r:,i o: Mr. Hanna Mary Park.
hurst. OF t,icrntc q. y. v. who Was char-ct
with numbering her three year old SON re-
suited in Il verdict OF nc: guilty.