The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

for failure to supply suti:clen, power for
the running OF its overhead ira cling
cranes IN Machinery Han lurn; Tho FAR.
and III ury 10 the machinery ly reason OF
snow and rain coming through the root.
A solitary thief catered the South
Bend Ind National Bank at the noon
hour n )! snarchinE SIS. escaped.
Methodist elders, il convention ut
Fort Wayne. Ind. adopted re~olution-
against time lin1i, in nainiu., pastors
-Hunyar.ans an. Others had a san-uin-
AIRY fight at l.o!lister. Ohio Two men w
die and a dozen are hurt
-nanhu.y Comm matters packed "A
town meeting, and adopted resolution
! arrropria;in- $4,000 TO aid the unern-
pioyed.
professor Tyndail died from an over
dose OF choral given by II, wife in mis-
take. a.coroner's jury found.
The Mar chester (Ensiand} ship canal
IS now ready for vessels Ii viii be opened
| New Yeas Day.
! --G.orce T Gould has retained Rourke
Cochran 10 defend h:n n Mrs. Ncolaus'
suit for Ss0, 600. The woman IS in hiding.
! New York officers think they have In
! Robert Williams navey a swindlcr who WAS
recently driven out OF Chicago
/ minnesota courts decided cx-Gov.
TiilshU~y and partner must pay the State
for timber Illegally obtained.
MEXICAN rebels attacked the govern
one OF the officers Twenty-Five soldiers
! deserted
| -FonS StnS Suey. San Francisco Chi
nese doctor. WIS found stabbed to death in
his Office. victim of hishbnders.
!; J. T. Hough whose wife had left him.
went to her Cleveland. Onin, home and
cut her throat He was arrested.
William c. ODDS. civil Wa" veteran
with heroic record. died at his Chicago
home
Gov. Rich. OF Michigan. viii issue an
other proclamation calling for help for the
suffering miners
AT Anderson. Ind. the large dry goods
house of II. p. Grimes & Co was clio ,ed by
creditors Small sales owing to the hard
times is said t. be the cause. The failure
creates great surprise. the firm was
thought to be very solid. No estimate has
yet been made OF assets or liabilities
The Georgia House passed the Till pro-
viding for the issue of currency notes by
State banks.
Grip Is epidemic At Leavenworth. X m.
and IN the last week there have been
twenty deaths
Ben inmin Tennis was HANGED in the
Harrisburg jail for the murder Of little
Agnes Wright. near Hummelstown. Pa. on
Sept. 10 last.
The Maryland Christian Endeavor
Union met at Baltimore
The Grand Irunk receipts for last week
show Il decrease of GA 2l.
Liquor can no longer be sold in cam
teens in military camps in Canada
Harry Hoover broke Jail at Fowler.
Ind. and WAS rearrested at Lebanon.
steamers made their way through the
ice blockade at the west end OF Lake
Erie
-Four miners, hemmed in by Gre a,
tho Crystal Ridge mine, Hazleton, were
rescued
Tho Canadian customs cruiser Com
. stance was caught In the ice sixty miles
below Quebec,
More passenger conductors on the Chess
, apcake. Ohio AMI South western were dis
charged.
Ministers in St Louis have started q
movement looking to the taxing Of church
property.
George r. Scott. formerly publisher o,
a commercial paper at Kansas City, ha.
elOpe0 Win MISS tcUe Rlch. MS type
writer and carried OF 5000 of the retail
clerks funds.
t Or Roger Seffcns. Jr, OF Lubbock w
Va, killed a burglar who persisted IL
breaking into the house.
Michael Mahan and William Saunder.
! we're killed by inhaling gas at the furnac,
at Hubbard. Ohio
Clara Wilhoy'e. 10 years old. was IA
1nG I,,1 D., -,
clothing catching fire.
Thomas Fleury. who robbed St Pau
bank messenger Of $1,000, was sentenced t
ten years in prison.
Henry Collier. T. book keeper. wa
, killed at Little Rock ly George McNamara
, a bartender. Both had been drinking.
james J. Van Allen. who was appointed
Minister to Italy and then declined L
serve. sailed for Europe Or the Majestic
Clara Weiker, the child murderess
pleaded guilty to charge OF manslau- hte
) at Lima. Ohio. and vas remanded for sen
/ tence.
William Wilson was found guilty @
manslaughter at St ClairevilIe. Ohio ar
sentenced to nine years in the peniter
tiary.
Ed war1 Rudesal shot and kille,
Michael Koran at Lafayette. Ind. an
was arrested. Both were railroad me-
am. had Guarre.ed.
-Eirhteen cars and $4,000 gallons OF Of
. were destroyed by Missouri. kansa
and Texas freight wreck at Denison. Los:
SIS. 000
Asa Guy Gunner was bound over a
New Orleans under bond Of $40. 900, charge
with the theft OF So. 500 from an expires
package
The propeller City Of Concord. owne
~ Captain Frank Hehner. CT Chicago. wa
damaged t. the extent OF SO 600 by fame
at Toledo
--Edward Easan and Fred Russell wer
fatally and Edward Leslie seriously hu,
by the explosion OF "A calcium light lin
der at Albany.
Andrew EriOn. !. years old and dyi,
OF con~um ptior. was pardCnef from I'll