The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
CANADA SURPRISED.
ASTONISHING DEVELOPMENT
OF Her TARIFF.
Fire In State Hr.sru- steamer
the Kocke-An Important Illinois Law
Knocked Out-Three CrSnatea la q
Wreck-st. Paul NalkE.
From AZ ami Near.

prepared by Governns at officials for tho
confidential information Of Ike domtniun
minis: ers. !. q great surprise 10 the ultra
loyal pro,ec,ionis, who declared when
rhey introduced their protective policy
that il would promote trade with Greut
Britain ana DISCOURAGE i.nportation> from
he United States The Governments
analysis shows that fro,. Great Britain the
imports were s4l.,4s.4 35 and the duty
S".o.5.2U0 Frcm the United States the
i'm orts were $50. 1873 So and the duties
:" ) IL, Soc The result has a.touuaed the
friends OF the present government. who
IMAGINED that by maintaining: Ii protection
is; policy they ere showing their loyalty
t. Great Britain. promoting British trade
and Furnishing the American,
II ire in the LinCo,n n. Neh State prison,
Thursday night. burned several OF the
Workshops ana inflicted DANA .e OF $50 coo.
The state is heavy loser. Convicts
cheeret. as shop after shop went
Pacific Mail steamer New York went
ashore on the rocks beyond the Golden
Gate during Il heavy fog
The Illinois Supreme Court. in Il short
but pithy opinion Written by Justice J. +.
Shope. reverses the decision OF the lower
court III the test case of the people against
the BrareNil!e Coal Company and declares
the weekly pay law passed 10y the last lll1-
nols Legislature unconstitutional
A north bound freight train on the
Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan
Railroad ran into Il sink hole three miles
north of Hamburg Junction. Mich. Three
men lost their lives The engine, two cars
OF coal and one tank car OF oil we're
wrecked The wreck caught fire and was
burned to cinders Brakeman Mulligan's
had 81 ipS or
Engineer Beauiieu and Fireman AlberS
| were deeply buried and were cremated.
! The fire was SO hot that nothing could be
, done to rescue them
With few exceptions citizens OF St
Paul were compelled to walk to their
places Of business Thursday morning. the
i street car employees having been locked
out lecause of their request that the COM
pany discontinue the hiring OF noa- un ion
and outside labor As n rule the men are
COO! headed and declare that there will be
/ no violence or disturbance. Ga the other
hand. the company is equally determined
and is making an efTor; to keep few OF
| the cars moving with nom union men,
The Highland House. the largest hotel
| at Cottage City, Mass. WAS destroyed by
! incendiaricS Loss $4,000. insurance.
! $4,000
battle ship Oregon. the most powerful
! in the United states navy. was launched
at San Francisco by three young women.
| Governor Hog-. OF Texas. Offers $500
| reward for the conviction OF each white
! cap engaged in burning cotton gins
! 1T has developed that the layt boat
| Alexander Potion was sunk by the revolu-
tionsts instead OF soin: down in Il gale.
| james Chrine. who shot Robert Murphy
| at Waupaca. Wis. pleaded not guilty and
| was gran Ell "a continuance.
Two railroad laborers were killed by
| an explosion while blasting near Sanchez.
| Cal
The residence OF Jacob Wise at Akron.
! Ohio. was burglarized and s.. $50 hidden
under Il pillow taken.
! Among the pas . ,gers on the steamer
| Cmatilia. arrived at San Francisco. we're
seventeen miners who return from the
| Yukon River Alaska. with gold dust In
| their possession valued at $1,000 As a re-
result OF one years work
Il. d. Dowell. OF Freierirks. Chirkasaw
Nation. was robbed and murdered while on
his way nome from Cherokee Strip. where
he had sold a claim
Among the arrivals at san Francisco l.
Han Kiap. Secretary Of tn. Chinese Lega
COmDa n led by hi, wife and son.
Mine Op rat r. Rreckinriydc. OF Hunts
Vile. Mo-. has ordered o large number OF
Winchester rifle, and is preparing. t. m-
port miners to take tho place OF strikers.
Two negro miners were noHhcd aud sew
eral new men were persuaded to quit work.
The Phonolite Glass Company. incor-
poratcd at Denver with $500. O01 capital,
viii manufacture glass by Il new process.
Dick Tate. the Gefautiuy ex-Statf
Treasurer of Kentucky. is a-ain reported
to have been captured. this time in Ari-
| zons. The fact that Joe Mu.hatton is il
| ARR 3na leads some persons 10 doubt the
! report.
! President Rodriguez. CT Costa Rca ha.
refused TO recognize the application for
| vr:. OF ila peas corpus on behalf OF Embez.
! zler Weeks. and arrangements have beer
! made 70 return the criminal 10 New Iorl
! at once.
Obituary: At New Yo-t. Marduis Ma.
rio Riccadonna. the artist ard architect
aged s. AT Memphis Colonel Il. Dude,
Frnyser BANKER and LAWYER. aged So "A
| Kansas City No. Nj. II Muskoyits. Chi
caco travelling man, aged ~. AT Paris
Princess Marguerite OF Orleans AT Ne,
Carlisle, Ind. William II 1arpany.
Rev Samuel W. Haddawuy. Chaplai,
In the House of Representatives and Paste
! OF Marvin Chapel. Me b. dis. Epscopa
Church South. sank into Il rornatose stat
, Wednesday afternoon and diei at o'cloc
Thursday morning. The immediate caus
OF death was Brish.'s disease
LANES Pennock and Muncte Ray plead
ed guilty at St Louis to an attempt to 70
"A rain on the Frisco road. and was sen
fenced TO fourteen years in 'he peHitenti
airy
Mrs, Dora Clayton was killed by
| train on the Pittsburc and Birm,nc bar
| Trac. ion Line while crossing the track.
The schooner Hotoken went ashore I
the narrows OF the St lawrence mil
| above Alexandria bay The cargo Of Ger
, | Was badly damaged and the vessel /. in
| ;urci.
Mrs J. y Lawson who was caught i
the big prairie fire at North Enid. o. T.
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