The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-09-07
CROWDS OF PEOPI.>
WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE
WILL BE 2o,OOO,OOC
Judge Gcc:in Arbitrarily Continues the
&lin.man Ca>e-T Thirteen Killed and
Injured in !, Wre.k-Tiou.and- OF
smiths Celebrate.
From Iar and Near.

f!t~tu thursday NJ nj more tn.tt ~
coo. 0O9 persons had paid fer admission t.
the beauties Of the White City Ii l.
conservative estimate that places the daily
average from now on at more thaL loo. tut
Only slight increase in the daily attend
ance over 10000 viii! bring the attend
ancc for September and october MP TO
loooo.0oo making Il total for the on
tire Fair ot 20.0Oo coo. Their. are
some great days ahead u help
aloac the average Chicago Day Will
probably lie til greatest ~ ak II Chi
caSoans do their duty they viii pile up i
crowd that Will break all tie big day rec
orI> at this Exposition and all Others The
Fourth OF July and Illinois Day dren
crowds OF 2>3.2i. and e43 "jl respectively
The greatest days attend; nee AT Fh'la
dclphi:t was 2l,.596 and as Paris 3a..l3t.
Chicago can certainly beat any of 1hos"
figures. The last day OF october. Which is
the last day Of the Fair. ou.h, ~ bring out
another immense thrnHg Appropriate ,\-
erciseS will be arranged. and the day will
lie made memorable in iIany Ways
-Ir thu famous Clin-n.an injunction
suit against the WorId~ Columbian ENpt-
sition. Judges Dunno and E,cntano. VIII"
were called into con ference with Judge
GoGSin to sit en- baur an! hear the ar-u-
mcntS regarding the diS-ovin, of the in
junction. rendered Il joint opinion in favor
Of the Exposition. and the dissenting judge
stated that because the decision was {, \
1rary 20 his views he prop, sd 10 disregard
IL The spectators who had thron-cd the
COURT oom were scarcely prepared fer this
announcement. 10 defeat The majority
report OF the court l propose to cont; niue
this case until the SNOW !iics," said Juds"
Goggin slowly and distincti,eiy.
The Chicago limited express. train for
Boston broke through frail iron hriag"
on the Boston and Albany Railroad one
and ono half miles east OF Chester. Mass.
about 12:3J Thursday and four Wagner
cars were crushed. killing at least thirteen
persons. fatally injurin. several Others,
while at leas: Il score are badly hurt. The
wreck Is the worst ever known on
the road. The bridge was being
strengthened for the big lornmo-
tiHcs. and the workin-men who were
! putting on the plat were at dinner when
, the crash came. The locomotive passed
over the structure. but was smashed. the
wnter tank being thrown 4 long distance.
I he buffet. two sleepers. and dining car
we're smashed to kindliny when they struck
the stream twenty feet below, Ent tv"
day coaches and smoker In the rear did
not leave the track.
About ten thousand people, ali tracing
! their ancestry to Il common root. assem-
| hled at Peapack. y. !. The occasion was
, the annual reunion OF the descendants of
' John smith. This was the eighteenth
gathering OF the Smiths at Peafack.
The company which has been or .anized
TO establish large colonies OF Japanese Ia
! Mexico has completed its preliminary ar
| rangements Japan is very anxious TO have
| its colonization scheme carried out. the Of
| fetal commission from that country which
| visited the City of Mexico several months
ago to investigate the feasibility Of e,tal-
fishing colonies In Mexico having made :,
III st favorable report. The proposed COLO
nists viii locate upon rich agricultural
| lands in the southern states OF Mexico.
! Twelve western counties in Kansas are
| in need OF wheat. but none of tho eastern
, counties have answered relief calls
sheriff Col>on. Of Middle>borough. Ky.
! foiled a mob anxious to lynch the Marli,
brothers. by taking them - the woods.
! Nancy Hanks trotted a mile at Fleet
! wood Park in ::06s4. Twelve Thousand
, persons Witnessed the little mares feat
Three children playing under AN apple
tree at Peter,ham, Mass. we're struck dead
. by lightning.
Rev. John Milbank, Episcopal. OF Eth
hart. Ind. refused IT, allo. Il Mason to ht
! buried from his church
! -Ormondc. the co~'lie~t horse in IN,
worlds history. i on his way to NcuI,
! Park. Cal
CT iminal careit s>ncSs on the p11t g
Leo stafford, ~ East Liverpool. Ohio re-
suited in his shooting hi six weeks bride
The statement ot the receivers of III,
American Tube and Iron Company snow
assets of -. G24 >4f.lt and liabilities o
Si.3.6. 57..3. leaving net sur. lu~ OF 81.
~, @>;s % The sum Of SIS, 65i o.; doultfu
accounts is not include in the assets
A. srholi, President, Of the O.ympi
| Cub. shot and probably fatal,
wounded at New Orleans by Bcruar,
| kiotz. the cracker manufacturer ScllnI
, was formerly itiotz'> manager, ana TL
| trouble is the result of the la,,.rs war %
the cracker trust.
-- Nine fresh cases Of cholera ana tiv
deaths acre reported in Lecrdain. Holland
Wednesday The Ouch Arler!ran Seam
ship Company has notified lis AGENTS tina
ali emlSran's before emharkin- must re
main Eve days under the Observation o: a
American physician ia the company'> hos
t. come go al pleasure. tut viii /
Obliged to sleep and eat In the hospital
--Reports have beer received Of ~eilou
riot, in the State Of Durango. Men II.
authorities refuse to give particular. t
the atFrav. but it is known that ,rooy
have been ordered on. OF LerGo aud E.cs
lon 20 GUeli the disturbance.
At New York. in the Toml,s Polio
Court. A. \ Thompson. who is connerte
with the Perry Stove Company, Il Alb.n,
bein. manager II their New Yo.a >tor
was charged with cnlte72:n- SIa 0a1. II
va, held in - 80 bail for trial
| The N;Taracua Canal Construrtio
/ Company has teen placed III the hands
| receiver because i, not abe 70 raj.
| money 10 pay lis floating debt. Preside.
| Warner Miller says the Maritime Can,
, | { .Hpauy. which hold. the comes ions {,
| the canal and i the parent company.
/ unifEpaire!.