The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27
POISONED HIS WIFE.
THE cCLD-6LCODED DEED OF A
BUCKEYE DOCTOR.
Eeath Rides the Wind in Iowa and Min.
nesota-De>ha EreckinriiSe >t.bs Jtdse
knkeaQ-Gothim >tree.tar Held Up
Coal Fleet Starts.
From l ~ ami Nca-.

From l ANA Sca-.
AT Akron. COO. verdict OF man
slau-hter was .urac! by the jury before
which nr. II j. Deta was RE. for the
inar-er OF his VIE. l. was showu thtt tie
Doctor. IN orier to get possession 81 prep
ertF belonging 10 his wife aud II get her
out ~ 'hc way So tAat hr toUid marry
again. Killed her b. >lo" poison Mr.
Deck made Il VIII giving the doctor ali her
property. JUS before she d.ci. however.
Gnhnowu to the Doctor. she changed the
Will giving al her propertj to son 4
years old.
An Emmc;sbur-. Iowa. dispatch lays:
n terrific cyclone la>s.d over This section
Friday evening. Many ruined houses and
several deaths tell its SAL result. The
lo.ey IL use Is demoii>h ID. \ daughter Is
dead. and father. mother and son
fri-htfuly wounded Mrs Alex. Golden
is dead. and Mr.. Golden Is not expected to
live. In the little town of Cylinder. six
mi.es east. there are tao or three houses
blown down and several persons injured
seriously. Several others missing
aad many suppos ii to be Killed
or wounded In Great Oak Town
ship, five miles southwest. The storm
was severe Many buildings were
blown GO II. From the Oh ca-o Great
Western Railway officials 1t Is learned ina,
the storm struck New Haven. Iowa. dong
great damage TO property. and a doctors
were called there from Ri,evilic ii is
tn ught many people have been injured
the little village OF LOwther. Mimi. is
reported wiped out. not IA buildin. being
left standing. At Des Moines the damage
done by rain and hail was great Nearly
three inches OF water fell The foods
Il.
pets and furniture in the Des Moines club
rooms The caving-in OF the root pushed
out tine walls 81 tlat they are also ruiued
The club house cost $50. uOo
-Desha Rreckinridse. son OF the de-
feated Kentucky Congressman. attempted
Friday. at Lexington. to pick L quarrel
with JUDI &c kinkead. who did much TO
defeat Col Breckenridge. Young Breck.
inridge stabbed the Judge aiming at his
heart. but The Judge grasped the weapon.
suffering only u fearful tut Oh his right
hand.
An open car on the Eighth avenue.
New York. line he'd mp late Thursday
night in true Western style. One man was
robbed OF Il gold watch and chain and
woman OF pocketbook co ltaintas S2b
while several other were relieved OF smaller
sums When the police arrived the young
toughs were in retreat and only two OF
them were captured.
The bi. coal fleet began its Journey
down the river from Pitt>bur2 Friday
morning. the van of tho 1000. 900 bushels
Ia the harbor starting at daylight. sew
eral costly accidents occurred at Davis
Island dam. l. A. Blackmore. OF the Nc
kinley Coal Company. lost two barSes. the
! j. d. Wood lost two. and the Charles
Brown and Percy Kelsey. OF W. IL Browns
Sons. lost barge apiece. The loss /,
! about IS. 900.
james Darcy. a general merchandise
dealer OF White Top mountain. Tenn, WAS
assaS ,innted Thursday nigh, by unknown
persons who called him to his door late at
nigh. and riddlcd him with bullets 1t Is
stated that Darcy was killed by m ,o,.
! sinners whose disttlieries had zen ratded
! ty revenue officers on his in formation.
| Charles 4. Jones, wealthy ci,iz.n OF
/ LaGranse. Ind who was convicted OF as
sault. committed suicide by swallowing II
dose OF morphine in Jail. lie was a mem-
! Der in good standing of five leading fra
! ternities. and his life insurance amounts
! to $4,000. He left a pathetic letter 40.
! DIRE ssed to his wife protesting his inno-
cence
CHICAGO saloons must close at mid
night. This order was sent out from pO-
/ lice headquarters Thur,day night and a
! crusade against the ALI yht dives was in.
! auyurated. Not satisfied with the effect
of his first order. Chief Brennan issued an
other. instructng the police to make up u
list of the places found open after hours.
| q d to report to him at once the names OF
the offending proprietors
/ "A woman in white. that turned out to
be nrs. John McMannis. created Il sensa.
tion the Other night on the streets OF
! Springfield. o lia She sound asleep,
| and in tina. condition walked several
! squares Several persons mistook her fol-
ghost
T The Walter f. Mayo Company. of HI
cage. who claim to be owners OF the pat.n,
FOR notchins lamp chimney-. have sueal s.
c.. J. W. and J. J. Gill. and George ". NJ.
Cook. OF Stcubenville, Obi in the United
States Court at Columbus for infrins e-
! ment.
Inspector Lucia. OF tho American
Surety Company. OF New York. has ar
rived at Austin. Texas. with j. Il Suffer.
the abscondiug treasurer of the Austin
Buildin: aud Loan Association, who fed
to Mexico He was extradited wtthou,
difficulty.
The annual auction sale of the Whits
Z yer Jerse, Cattle Company occurred
near Wabash Sixty head of cows. calve.
and bulls we're sold at an average price OF
S12j per head.
Henry Robbins OF Hamden. Ohio. has
assigned to John T. Ogler. Liabilities
$4,000. Robbins IS farmer aud stock
dealer. he has been caught in whea,
speculation.
An fyicio inn oSf{ inn chn In
be without foundatio complaints that re =
lief WAS not given the first sufferers a,