The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
DIE NATURAL DEATH.
FINANCIAL DISTURBANCE NEAR
ING THE END.
\omina ions of the Ohio Democrats Char
ence Dow Having II Serious Timr-Euu'"r
Regarding Great Britain. Attitude Too
ward Sil,rr-Shipbuiltiers I4.c.


New Iork dispatch: The opinion is
gaining ground among the most tuu>erva-
~.ve bankers in New York am el-cwhc:e
throughou, Ii country and i oe.inniu. 10
be generally >narcu by all those whose POI
sltion IN RELATION TO matters OF finance
h-st qualities them to form opinions upon
the sui ct that the existing stringenc.
and disturbance must within 4 very few
days come to an end from natural causes
Then will ensue a plethora OF it.ir money.
ordinarily an evil, but under existing cir
cumstances something entirely the re-
verse The people who have withdraw
money from circulation must presently
look back and that they not
only lost considerable sum ia inter-
est but tina; they threw away one OF
those opportunities In the word of invest
ment> which occur once IN an ordinary life
time They vii! also see that they played
dearly into the hand Of the torei-nei.
They will note that in the space ~ "A few
| days the Hollander, the EnS!ishn.an. the
Frcn cnman were enabled To make one u
i TWO years interest on enormous sums Of
| ,lnrey Tie need for currency gave this
| opportunity. aud II was the fore iEner that
| got the ADVANTAGE and not the American
| investor Within the last few days fer
| instance. the assessor Of $4,000 or $50. huo
| aepo>i, company la, seen the foreigners
! gold marketed at a profit of I, per cent.
| while his money has gone idle The
| po>scssor of $4,000 III currency could sell
| il in the market for $40 ZOE. which he
| would receive in the form of certified
J cheek A general loosenin: ot currency
f, is looked f,r 1T once
| AT Cincinnati the Ohio Democratic
State Convention. Thursday nominated
| Lawrence I. Neal for Governor on the first
! ballot. Colonel W. 4. Taylor of Column
| bus. was nominated FOR Lieutenant Gov
| ernor by acciamation John W. safer. OF
| Dtrke. was nominated Tor supreme Judge
! H. {. blackburn. Of Coshoc,on. WAS uoni-
| mated for State Treasurer and John T.
Bailey. of Putnam County. FOR Attorney
General. both by arclama,ion The pla, =
form ignores the silver question. save TO
rea Affirm the national platform. 1t favor,
national banks being permitted to issue
currency to the par value Of bonds de-
! posted
! -ularencc NJ. Dow. son OF the Denver
banker. is again in the hands OF the army
authorities and Is now confined at Fort
Houston Young Dow enlisted about
twelve months ago to escape Mile Price.
the actress. his divorced wife month
ago Dow procured "a leave Of absence and
went to San Francisco. met young lady
OF Oakland and married her His dc>cr-
| tion followed. and he and his wife went to
Texas. where he was recognized and throw n
into jail.
The British Government is sail T. be
alarmed at the prospect OF the repeal o!
the sherman law by the American Con-
gress and to he discussing the udvisahility
OF proposing that II the United states will
continue purchasing silver free COMA &c
will! DC resumed in India at :he rate OF -
toI
The Wyandotte steel shipy ards located
at Wyundotte, Mich closed, throwing 500
men out OF work. The dull season on the
lakes has stopped ship building. aud the
"l1s." a sister ship OF the Sclwyn Eddy. the
largest vessel on the lakes, IS left unHn
ished in the yards because her owner do
not want her unit! next spring.
County Treasurer George +. Hioomel
has disappeared from Jacksonville. Ore
I Son. and there is a shortage OF sevcra
thousand dollars In his accounts Al.
though yonng man and unmarried. he
was serving his second term aud has al
. ways borne an excellent reputation.
Simon Serger fatally stabbed his l!ttlt
daughter at Cleveland and tried to Kill
, himself He was crazcd by drink.
Thomas Dreamer shot and killed hi:
son Oliver at London. Ohio. for the ALLEGED
appropriation OF the fathers money
Richard kamin. OF Saniusky. Ohio, l.
unde: arrest on Il charge OF pounding hi
. | daughter to death with a club
-Au~,ria's condition with regard t,
| cholera Is aid 70 be serious. The ,,r:c,e,
, | precautions are en- Joined.
China declares She does not intend :,
l interfere with Russia, bat will not reced'
: | from occupation of the PamirS
6 Derby. Ind. was almost destroyed ii
0 | fire which caused Il total loss Of SlO3. G0G
Two persons have died Of yellow feve
| IT Pensacola. Fla. and every body who cal
10 SO i, leaving the lily
The International Socialist Congress
at Znrich has approved the establishment
II an ei-ht-hour working day.
john ". Mackay has been snccessfuli
operated upon at New York for the re
lloval OF the ver.niform appendix.
3 The First National Bank OF Nashville
l. Tenn. has closed it's doors lis indiviIua
: deposits ampunt to S1.o)5,59,. The Cit
Savings Bank. Of the same city. has de
cided TO suspend payment for sixty days
| The assets are Sl5l.499 and deposits $40.
.o..
Charges against Archbishop katzer. O
Milwaukee. have been made to Mgr Sa
TOLL by the English PRIESTS OF the Gree
Bag diocese They claim that the Arch
hi,t op, while Bishop OF Green Bay. IA
vored German priests at the expense G. Ia
English clergy.
Frederick 4. Root. Senior Depu,
Clerk Of the United States Courts at h
x cago. was pinioned TO stree, ,orse car b
one CT the shafts OF :. h Sc cart I hursIa
n0rninc. and as Il result %! his injuris
| lied IL few hours later.
The preparations for the opening q
Cherokee strip are about completed. ami
= the present expectation OF Secretar
= Smith to have the opening day set esiwee
sept. and Ia
-Georce ". Perth. q! Milwaukee. ha
sean appointed reading clerk of the mite
STATES Senate.
Coleman. the Lebanon {f'a.