The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-23
TO DRIVE OUT THUGS.
CHICAGO TO BE PLACED UNDER
MARTIAL LAW.
CntimeIy Fate of Manager Andrews-Rav-
ages OF Eirc-Ur!en Gould to Wed AN
Actor-EmbczziinS Treasurer Dies OF IA
Broken Heart.


be between thu. hours OF and O'Clock H.
IN. practically under martha! law. with the
police fo:ca as Il garrison. Every lcra"h
!nuud the streets. cuis.oe the IL"
streets whore business Is carried on all
night will be halted by officers In plain
clo,he, and requested to give AN account
OF himself He will be asked his name.
residence and the cause OF his benz In the
streets at So late Az hour. The officers are
enjoined to treat all persons :" in err"-
gated with respect and politcne-s. ana I"
preface their quest ions with the announces
ncnt that they are officers. and they viii
also dis lay heir badges The good, law
abiIin. citizen is expected to understand
that his being halted by an officer Is
not meant "a an indignity, but j. an act
OF precauti0n done for the good or the
community. Every person 30 acco,ted VINO
Will give the required information Will lie
allowed to proceed. Persons VIII" refu-e
to answer the question, or who shall act IN
a suspicious manner. or have weapons or
tools that might lie used in burglary In
their possession. will be placed under
arrest This plan OF campaign against the
crooks !" no now infest the city has the APP
prevail ~ Mayor swift and all good ci'i-
zens are expected TO cooperate with The
police officers In their erort, to drive the
criminals into jail or out Of the city. The
law abiding citizens will understand. Chief
Brennan, hopes. that Icing halted and
questioned by u policc'i r. not meant as
an indign.ty, but rs an act OF prccautlon
for the good OF the whole community.
Charles Andrews. owner and manager
OF Andrews Opera Company. playing at
Morrison. H., met IL horrible fate a 2:3o
O'Clock Friday morning Andrews had been
to the depot on business and started west.
walkin. the track, when he met II
freight train He stepped over t. the east
bound track and was struck by the Omaha
express. thrown back under the freight
train. which passed over him, literally
cutting him to pieces Andrews for years
has been engaged in the theatrical busi-
ness. and was we'll and favorabIy known.
Helen Gould. the 81 year old daughter
OF the late wizard OF Wall street and heir
ess of $40, 900. 600. has followed in the foot
steps OF her brother George and chosen a
life partner from the stage. The fortunate
man IS Harry Woodruff, II young actor.
known In the profession "the boy ingc-
uen This will be Actor Woodruffs last
season TN the stage. at least for some .ime.
lie has handed In his resignation. and upon
his retirement will go to Yale College to
study law. preliminary to cspousing Miss
Helen in wcdlocs.
"A cipher dispatch received at the
Navy Department late Friday afternoon
from Rio do Janeiro signed by Picking,
commander OF tho United States naval
forces at Rio. The translated dispatch
reads as follows: "Naval representatives
of eight nations. including our own, have
decided not to permit munitions OF war
to be landed at Rio Santos still being
in possession OF the brazilian Govern
ment and connected with Rio de JaneirO by
railway. munitions OF for Rio can
DO landed at Santos Yesterday nsurgents
dressed ship and the Brazilian government
forts fired "a national salute in honor OF
the anniversary OF the establishment OF
the republic" Secretary Her bert said: alt
looks to me that this means that Mello is
being very mich crippled. The dispatches
] have received, taking them all together
indicate that Mello should not have any
Cause for firing Rio. The agreement
was made some time ago that there should
not be any firing from Rio him nor
from him on RIO This was violated
recently The dispatch l gave out the
other day said there had been some firing
with small arms but this IS II concerted CT
fort on the part Of the naval repre- .enta-
tivcs to prevent any firing on Rio by Mcllo
or on Mcllo from the other side. i, he OBJ
jcct az the naval representatives in MAX
ing this declaration Is for the protection OF
commerce. they do no: recognize Mrilo
belli.crent and therefore object IN
the interests OF commerce to tiriu. by
either side. II Nclio cannot fire ON Rio
and If he cannot stop commerce, he viii
not effect much. As long rs commerce. Is
carried on l do not sea what he can do uu-
less he gets help from on shore or is aO t.
to organize an army"
A cable dispatch from Rio .'ancirn.
under date OF Nov. II. SAYS that the scenes
IN the suburb of \icthcIoy are appaillns
over one hundred houses have been de-
Stroyrd by tho shells of the rebel fleet and
".t0o in jurcd. The streets are full uf bodies
and debris All the people able to do -
have moved Out Of town 4 few Thousand
are hiding In the woods beyond the cutter
suburbs. Mothers and young girls are
begging scrap OF food from the soldiers
who divide ratou> With the starving pnc-
pie special from rrrnambucu SAYS:
.Govtrnor Ear!oza Lima denies the rcpor,
that he had prohibited cable communica-
ton between this state and the capital OF
the country. RIO de ianciro The ,ele-
graph land lines and cable lines are trans
acting business rs usual"
The village OF Grand Ridge ILL.,. was
visited hy disastrous fire early Friday
morniuG-. The loss Will reach S5G. O00, with
S3o.oo1 insurance. This is the third time
this town has been wiped out by fire Fir,
also destroyed the thcSa p,ake. Ohio and
Southwestern freight depot. ten cars q,
coal. six cars OF n.ert handise, two large to-
batco warehouses ""ncd by Jay Hardy and
+. A. Jones two residences ard a grocery
store ut uNcn>horo Ky, Loss probably
SI1o.
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