The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-29

ing repairs. will be sent south az soon ~
possible to look out for Mexico's interests
on the western coast in case of war with
Guatemala. The work on the Zaragosa
was proceeding in Il most leiSurely man
her when advicaS We're received tn get
her eadE for sea Immediately. This is
in anticipation that Mexico expects trou-
bic with Guatemala.
Rev. {. l.. Paddock. of Macc1on, y. u.
was given Judgment for $40 against Mrs.
William Bennett for 4 funeral sermon.
Gen. VIM. Booth. Chief
of the Salvation Army. made his first
public appearance in Chicago before the
members Of the press 1T til. Press Club
rooms Thursday. Il landed AT Halifax
eight days ago. said Gen Booth. land
since tina, time / have Travelled 14O hours
and made IL, speeches. SO l am not in
the best ply steal condition for prolonged
eXcrtion. l came to this country primari-
ly To- visit my own people, To see what
they have been doing and what can be
done to extend their work. and at the
| same time to help the crowds of people in
this country l find outside the influence
and benefit of Christian labor. l come to
your country and to explain to it's
people what the Salvation Army aims to
do, to excite more sympathy for its work.
To gain good peoples prayers and Il little
Of the ricl peoples money. | have to
explain my social scheme to the people
| of the United States and see how far it
| is applicable to this country and its
| necessities.
Secretary Gresham has authorized
! Ministers DENLY and Dun to conduct
| negotiations for peace between China
! and Japan.
Mrs. May Davis, widow of James S.
Brown. has brought suit against the 1hex
| Mining Company, owner of the Little
| Johnny mine at Lcadvillc, Colo. for
| 100000, her share. she alleges. of the
ore taken from the mine. in which she
claims to own an eighth interest. Mrs.
Davis claim is based upon the fact that
she is sole heir of her late husband.
! The output of the Little Johnny is fabu-
| lous and if Mrs Davis succeeds in estab-
! fishing her claim she will become one Of
the richest women in the United States.
a hideous discovery has just been
| made near ChurintZio. State of Michoa-
can, Mexico. Thirty human bodies were
| found in an advanced stage of decompo-
| sition, piled upon one another i'll Il cave.
Cleofos Gomez was robbed and muir
| dered for his money recently. Iascaul, his
brother, while searching for him, made
the discovery. which explains many mys.
| FERROUS diSappearanccS.
Frank payson and George Birth, two
| American prOSpectors, have discovered
an Old Spanish gold mine sixty miles
north of Sierra Mojada, Mexico. and
from samples of ore it is believed the
! mine is one of fabulous richness worked
Il century ago.
A letter from Lieutenant Peary, the
Greenland explorer, has been received al
Dundee, Scotland. 1t was brought by a
whaling vessel and was dated Cape York
May -.
| Shelbyville, Ind, narrowly escaped de
struction by fire, owing to a mistake ir
turning on the natural gas pressure
Three houses were burned.
Mount Rainier, Washington, is reported
to be in eruption. The snow capped con,
on it's summit has disappeared and steam
is rising from the crater. Several Sigh
earthquake shocks have been felt at Ia
coma.
! Humane officers investigated the re
! port tIldI NicNeIinu 5 uCFSc
had been locked and found it untrue.
One hundred Chicago business men
representing all lines, left for Waco
Texas, to visit the cotton exposition.
Pleuro-pneumonia is alleged to hav
| been discovered in cargoes of American
cattle ut Newcastle and Dcptford.
Montreal is to have a worlds fair il
1896. 4 London syndicate has agreed t
| furnish the necessary funds.
The dean and six students of Cottne
| University. at Lincoln, Neb., We're al
rested for grave robbing.
A case of leprosy has been discovers
: in Grand Forks county, North Dakota.
Heirs of the late Nehemiah Hulett, O
Duluth, have settled with Mrs. Lucy 4
, Pomeroy, who claimed a third interest il
the estate as Hulett's common-law wife
E General John L. Morgan has been Re
nominated for the United States Senat
, by the Democratic caucus of the Ala
bama Legislature.