The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-26
NOT GOOD IN LAW.
SOUTH CAROLiNA'S OiSPEN-
SARY MEASURE.
Cheering Rumor from Oklahoma's Wilda
Jarvis Succeeds Vance Record Of Forty
Years BrSken-"What'st the Score :''-Vir-
From Far aud Near.

justices concurrin. and one t1illmanitel
member OF the supreme bench dissenting
from the opinion TIL. dispensary law.
watch went into effect July /. 1893. prohih-
ited the sale OF in toNicatius liquors by any
private individual. and provided for the
appointment by the Governor OF IL Com
miss oner whose duty il should re to pur-
clase all such liquors. giving preference to
manufacturers and brewers dom. busints,
within the state. and to furnish them TO
duly appointed dispensers in each county
OF the State. who In turn supplied them to
purchasers for consumption. An excep-
ton was made in favor CT druggists. who
we're permitted to buy liquor for com
pounding medicines.
United States Marshals are reported t.
have had fight With six members OF the
Dalton gang in Oklahoma All OF the ban
dts are said t. have been killed.
Tine Governor OF North Carolina APP
pointed J. I. Jarvis to the vacant United
states Senatorship He has accepted.
In 1883 the steamer telegraph No
made the $50 miles up the Ohio River fru,n
Louisville to Cincinnati in ten hours and
two minutes That record stood Hnbroken
: forty-one years until Thursday morning,
! when the new steamer City OF Louisville
arrived-nine hours and ff,y-three min
utes cut OF IOUi>ville beating all former
records b. nine minutes.
Baseball is with us once again. Sad
, eyed. signing cranks swarm IN the bleach
erS in half a dozen or SO OF the big cities
AID from now until the 1st of October the
most Important question in the mind OF the
American public will be "Whals the
score:'
-Coxey's lieutenant at Washington was
M ,sls tI..l
sinia woman who offered to donate to the
cDmmoaweal army IL dozen pillows and pill
low-cases, several boxes Ct collars und
cuffs. and a JOB 10: of neckties
| john Duucan's three children were
, burned In u cabin near Pineville. Ky.
! Jessie Hurlburt was arrested for shoot
Ing David Long at Council Bluffs, Ia.
| Henry schrutt. serving u sentence in
Jackson (Mich.) peniten,iary for larceny.
escaped.
Richard Huert. a Butte. Mont. miner.
met horrible death a: Mountain View
| mine. II, fell 1 900 feet down a shaft.
| Mrs. Hannah Heerey. OF Manchester.
' n. ", was talking to some workmen about
her dead sou, and started to bring his pic
! ture. A few minutes later she was found
deal ut the foot OF her kitchen stairs, down
which She had evidently fal.en
| obituary: AT Portland. Ore. Mrs Geo
II. Williams. wife OF the ex attorney Cen
erLl OF the United ate> aged e. years: at
Philadelphia, Joha W. Metcalf. the trut-
ting horse trainer: at Bourb IN. Ind. JAS
| W. Robert; at South Bend, Ind. Mrs Ham
nah n Bartlett. asel 90 years.
; The Vermont Republican State Con-
/ vention will be held at Montpelier on
June 20.
! George Gould has purcha seG the zach.
! Ni-iiant. winner OF the Americas cup, for
! $4,000.
| Senator Palmer has introduced bill to
prohibit State bank, from issuing anything
, in the shape Of money.
Fire at New York destroyed rne tin
I factory at 32S to 332 James street., causiu,
u loss OF SOS. 900.
| Il. +. Merrill. assessor and collector of
) FL Pus,. Texas is nlissin: and shortage
OF s33. 900 has been discovered.
! w. II. Thomas s. Son. whisky dealers
and distillers. have failed at Louisville
The liabilities are between $500. 600 and
S6oo.0o
L. T. Mcnage, ex- President OF the
Northwestern Guarantee Loan Company.
indicted for embezzling $1,000. 900 and u
fugitive from justice. writes that he will
than May Is.
-Four thousand Pennsylvania miners
have already obeyed the order o: the Unit
ed Mine Workers convention Cor sus-
pension OF work.
Mrs. Mary Cleary. widow. and her
sister. Mrs. William Doyle. Of MenOminee.
Mich, started a fire with kerosene and
were burned to death
! foil int Gor .
caused an explosion which wreck ed a couu-
try store near Sullivan, Ind, and injured
thres persons.
In the cyclone which swept over Sum-
merville. Texas. V. NJ. keel's house was
| blown down. and his wife and three chill
dren were killed
| Great Northern strikers continue to
stop trains. regardless OF the Injunction
| aud their officers orders
Fire origin ating from a rubbish heap
destroyed thirty four business places. sew =
cral dwelling hous s-, a hotel. a tlourmill.
the Episcopal church. the teiegrap PHI. tele-
| phone and post Offices and the steamer Ex-
cesior at Huntsville. Ont. The loss i,
| $4,000.
The whisky trust has selected the old
board OF officers. as follows: President ].
r..
| Eeg;s, Terre Haute: treasurer. ". ~ Hoo
bart Cincinnati; secretary. p. j. Hennes-
~. Chicago; assistant secretary, n.
| Euysins. Peoria.
The New York book publishing firm OF
| Charles /. Webster & Co. has made an as
| signment The resources are reported to
, exceed tho liabilities by between $3.50. 00o
and 5000. ZOO. The firm was composed OF
Samuel L Clemens (-Mark Twainn) and
| Frede rick J. Hall
| Mental worry caused by loss OF the
greater part Of his fortune is said to be the
Cause Of the illness of c G. Merritt Of Du-
j luth
| The Milwaukee stree. Railway Gem
pany rec,nsidered its determin alton to cut
employees wages. and again signed she old
scale.
| Irish Secretary Morley introd need the