The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-23

ster, OF Milwaukee. for the manner IN
which he handled the smallpox epidemic
IL that city were begun in the Common
Council
Black 4 Jpn liberia is raging In the In
diana gas belt, especially in Anderson
Eiwooa. and Middietown.
AS jet no tidinrs have been received
at san Francisco Of the American ship
Ivanhoe. coal laden. from Semitic for San
Francisco She is now t"enty-one days
out from Puge. Sound. She should have
made the voyage in seven to ten dayA She
was manded by Captain C. b Griffin
and carried a crew OF eighteen men.
Frederick J. Grant. one OF the proprietoss
Of the Seattle POST In,elligence aud ex-
minister TO Bolivia. was passenger
An association whose object is the sup
preston Of eainbi!n in the United ates
and Car ada has been formed by Dr.. ". 6.
Clarke and others Of Chicago
-Channing ". Er.t;on. Of New York. was
elected President OF the Carria-e builders
Association at the annual meeting in Phil
adei phia.
A pruc zeal demonstrat; on Of the benc-
fit OF hypnotisn In surgery and dentistry
was made before the Minneapolis Dent al
Society.
1t is estimated that European coun.
tries will have 10 import lis. 00u.00 busb-
els of wheat owing to the shortage fl the
crop
w. c. Temple. eX-Presidcnt of the
Pittsburg Baseball ciuo. has sold his 200
shares Of club stock to another stockhoIder,
whose name is withheld.
Regarding the statement by a Boston
news bureau that the Alcki>on protective
committee had secured proxies enough to
insure the success OF their ticket at the
approaching election. Henry Clews said:
@If the Atcni>on board has CO... 0o) shares
IN proxies they claim, it evidently
means that there has been an ovcrssue OF
300, 00) shares. II is not true that the
other side has the Amsterdam proxy"
The steamer Marquette cleared from
0 ,dens burg. II v. Without cargo On ar
irving ntt OS neuO ~hc out Of ccal in
| the stron- north west "iad and was obliged
| to burn tenders furniture and everything
movable on deck. Size was kept under
| steam until the wind went down. when she
| made pert.
| The strained relations between the
| United States and Colombia growing out
! OF the laters refusal negotiate u reci-
procity treaty have been ended by the
| new tariff law.
| >
| visible supply OF wheat in the United
| States and Canada OF j. %. 900 bushels
| Mrs Melville W. Fuller. wife Of the
Chief Justice. recently lost bag contain
ing S1.:0G worth OF diamonds from hel
| dressing case Workmcn were about the
house at the time and complaint was IN ade
to the firm that employed them The
| gems were found where they had been left.
| -Tebnla Temple OF Mystic Shriners was
| instituted at Rockford. ILL Three hun
dred and fifty Chicago shriners aided in
: the work.
| Miss Monroe was awarded $4,000 in hel
| suit against the New York World tor pre-
| mature.y publishing her Worlds Fair ode
| -thica-o merchants testify that they
lose trade amounting to SIS. 900, 600 yearly
/ by unfair Southern rates
| -liavemeyer and Senrles. sugar trus,
officials. were arrui-nch and pleaded mo-
guilty to the Indictments
| 1T is assorted at New York that q mes.
sen-er is the way from Rome
| bearing IL red hat and the necessary dOCu-
! mcnts 10 make Mgr. Satolli Il cardinal
| John Murphy. Director OF the Depart.
| mcnt # Public Safety OF Allegheny City
was held in $4,000 bail for court to answer
char-os o' receiving brides from thu
keepers Of gambling places and houses O
| ILL repute.
The Grand Lodge Of the knights Z
| Pyth.as of Missouri convened at Excelsio
Springs. Mo. In annual session. The re
| port OF james II. Holmes. OF St Louis
grand keeper of records and seals, Shove,
that thirty new lodges nave Teen institut
ed during the year. with h total increase o
1000 members
AT Trenton. n J., Right Reveren
James A. McFaul was consecrated as tn
bishop Of the diocese OF Trenton. Arch
bishop Corrigan oficiated.
because OF the numerous train rob
berries the Pacific Express company vii
handle no more money In Indian Terri
, tory.
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