The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-22

dry dock II Valparaiso. Chilli being
cleaned. The captain OF the Esme ralSa.
Senior Emilio Gain. i daring and int Ii
gent yoan- officer Who commanded balma-
ceda's warship. the Imperial which
called The Chilli Alab ana during the revo-
luton OF 1891.
Peters pence collected in America viii
hereafter he sent to the papaI ab.esate.
Mgr. Satolli
Eighty barrels OF oysters have been
planted in WiIiapa Bay. Washington. by
the United States Fish Commission
Captain Griffin. of the steamer Par
NELL passed through a large quantity of
vessel wrecka-e off Sleeping Bear point
Monday. He also sighted vessel ashore
ms ide the South Manitou Island. but did
no. get near enough To discern whether it
large small steamer At the
time it was snowin: So hard that he could
see only short distance
Gov. Flower has granted permission to
experts to attempt to resuscitats the next
man eXccut ed in the electrical chair
DR. McCosh. ex- Presiden. OF Princeton
College, is CROWN: gradually weaker, aud
while his Condition is not dan .erous it is
Causing great anxiety.
DIR. G. f Ro-ers, OF Minneapolis. who
has Just returned frem Bluct!elds. Near
aqua. claims to know the wherea bouts OF
Crawford. who is alleged to have stolen
$40 oo) from thd Adams Express Company
several years ago
-Greater New York Commissioners met
and empowered Presiden, Green 10 draft
bill to be submitted to the legislature
Anderson. Ind, reports 145 cases o:
diphtheria
Judge D. l. Fry and 4. C. Haynor OF
Chicago. who recently startel the Provi-
dent Insurance Company at Richmond.
Va, reported n.i:,sin-. The company
IS said to have had no capital.
The schooner John Shaw, bound from
Buffalo 10 Chicago with cargo OF 1859
tons of coal. foundrred off An S;i bic. Lake
Huron. Tuesday morning. Captain Gus
tafaon and his crew of seven men took
refuge in the yawi ANA pushed away in the
suow>torm for lana. Ho" it would have
Jared with them had they no, been sighted
within two hour, by the steamer II. F.
Runnc.ls can only be coniettured. The
crew was SO badly chilled ana suffered so
'nuch from exposure that me yawl nearly
fOundered The steamer Eunnels brought
the skipper and crew to Sault Ste Marie.
where they rapidly recovered from the
rough experience
There have been violent shocks OF
earthquake along the northern coast OF
Chilli and in Bolivia. Onr hundred people
have been killed by the seismic. disturb
auces within IL radius of forty miles from
Topaz The cathedral has been rendered
unsafe One town was thrown down.
What the fire marshal OF New York be-
lieves was an attempt to blow up a big
five story tenement house occurred on
Wednesday morning Tnere are fifteen
families in the house. and :here was a
panic when the explosion shook the build
ing, but no one was hurt The gaspIpe in
the cellar had been cut. perm .tting the
gas to escape and fill the house. The gas
pipe was similarly handled several weeks
ago
An explosion OF natural gas shook the
southern part of Fort Wayne. Ind. on
Wednesday morning: Wesley v. Crow start
ed to light the gas in the kitchen stove \
terrible explosion followed. Crow cannot
recover The explosion was due to an ac-
| cumulaton OF gas in the basement from a
leak in the pipes The other members OF
the family escaped injury.
The Cotton Growers Convent at
Montgo merry. Ala, adopted a rcsolu'i ion
urGin. Congress to build the Nicaragua
Canal.
Senator pefer says the POpulistS will
not aid the Republicans to organize the
Senate and propho>ies the Reformation Of
lartes the line Of silver and anti
silver
"A general order. commendin, individ-
ual soldiers for specially meritorious acts
during 1898. has been issued by Major
General SchOfeld
Daniel Oren, admin stratOr OF the es =
! tate O. G., W, Jones' killed at Roam Ind
| by a train on the Detroit division OF the
| Wabash Road Oct 81 last, filed papers in a
| suit for $4,000 damages