The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss Julia Mariowe is soon to begin her
annual enlargement at McVickcr's Chicago
Thcater. Her -epcrtory for the trst week
will be: Monday and Saturday evenings.
"Thc Love Chase:n Tuesday. "Twelfth
Night. or What You Wiii:n Wednesday,
he Hun chback;n Thursday. "As You
Like It:n Friday. "Much Ado About Moth
ing" Saturday matinee. "ROmcO and Jn-
lict" "Miss Marlowe is the most promising
young actress the later years have given
us. says a prominent dramatic critic. II
saw her Viola to- night. 1t was perform
ance full of pretty points and full OF imper-
fections 1 don't think l have ever seen
such pretty business as she put in Tie
way she handled her little cap was a
study OF mixed boy and girl. Her ges-
lures we're so graceful at times that they
almost called for a round Of applause She
had kind OF modern poetry about her.
She read Shakespeare as IL he had been
Iennyson. and sometimes dropped into a
collOquial tone She checked her comedy
just when 1t seemed to be brca king out,
and the other characters seemed to amuse
her more than interest her She has a
quiet magnetic comedy; she has sentiment,
she has dramatic fire. and they'll all come
out with her development She has q
in Violas and Juiiets and Julias-youth
Her best-sustained part 80 far has been
Julia in The uunchback.' but she has
done dainty work in everything"
Mrs. Lease. indignant at her removal
by Governor Lev yelling. says his admins
tration is more corrupt than its prcdeces-
sors.
Iowa IS overrun with tramps, who re-
sort to force il u pitiful story does no.
bring food and shelter
Driven insane by the manipulations of
an alleged spiritualistic leader. Lowell
Putnam has been sent to the St Louis
asylum
The sheepmen Of West Texas are badly
discouraged. A dispatch from Fort Stock
ton says that conservative men estimate
that so per cent OF sheep in that section
will die tho present winter There are
thousands upon thousands Ct sheep coming
across the Pecos. and there is nothing il
| the world for them to eat except dead
| grass. There Is some water. but 1t canno,
be had for sheep, as the cowmen are
| fencing and guarding it. There was a lit
| tie grass in that section. but it has been
| killed by the frost There have been sew
| eral conflicts between cattlemen and
| sheepmen growing out OF pasturage dis
puteS Inc Sneepfnen are moving thell
herds toward Mexico. and the COW mer
swear they will die before the sheep viii
| go over their ranges The sheepmen say
| that they will keep moving on and fgh
| the cowmen with Winchesters If their prog
| ress is impeded.
| Because in filling a tooth for Mrs r
Powell. Of Chicago. DENTS, Clayton cause
| pain he was soundly thrashed by ner angry
| husband.
| '-O:us Barnett. OF Red Key. and Mis-.
Eta Chalk. CT Indianapolis, eloped ant
| we're married at Muncie.
! A monster gas we'll was developed a
Munc!e with a pressure so great that thu
usual practice OF shooting it is out Of tn,
| question.
| In an interview Admiral Da Cana de.
| cares the Brazilian fevolutionists ar,
lighting against q military tyranny.
Telephone communication between
Colorado Springs and Cripple Greek ha.
been completed
| Seven thousand per sons witnessed tn,
opening TO traffic OF the Kansas and Ms
| souri, bridge At Leaven worth
Capt Pendleton Of the Amy Turner i