The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-12-27
LAST BLEAT is HEARD
FAMOUS JONES COUNTY CALF
CASE ENDED.
LcaGviilc Wild Over NarvclOuSly
Rich Cold finds Death of EN-GoN.
Acorn, ot -li-~i~~ippi- FlugScd Il
Train with dis Burning Shirt.


time in the State. Supreme Court. this
time on AZ arieal from Black Hawk
County. the Ir>t appeal having been
from Clinton County. The ease began
an action Tor malicious prosecution
May -. l>.N. ANA has been in the courts
continually ever since. The urlGinal par
tie: /" the ease are all dead. In May.
1>I>. Robert Ioh,.>ri! hc@an >uir against
T.. V Miller. David FaN. G.. w. Miller.
Abraham Miller John Fireman. =. u.
Porter ana Herman k"ll9r. al residents
81 Homes County in this State. for dam
;i-r>. \ Judgment for : .'aN WAS return
cI except is I" Defendant krliar The
Supreme Court affirmed the decision III
one of til,. :':"nrll,> Of the ease. Tn.
original action il it WIS over the pos
session IT a calf valued II -. Ih" pres
ent decision nNe> the costs on The de
fcnIantS The costs amount h =. >>i'.Ni.
THIS is the end al the fa!nnuS ease. II
Na>: tried sin times III the district courts
of four counties and was appealed.
Recent great gold strikes 1T I.cauNillc
are cau>inG Wild excitement III mining cir
clcs. Trains Ia III" camp are crowded.
and the Denver. lru,ivilir and Gunnison
Railroad. the short line II l.t.ldyillr. is
preparing to rut on extra trans |" ir-
cumniu,latr travel. Gold strikes have
been numerous in i.raIviiir the last two
wears. but none has attracted 50 much
attention rs H." two latest, III III" Rex
and Triumph mines. which established
the fact thai the gold belt extends ut
least three miles. tie TWO discoveries
being that far apart. The prospect Is
that Lc:t,lviii, in l>.':, Will be the largest
gold producer in the world.
E.x-I;ov. Alcorn of Mississippi died at
his home, "Ea.lr's Nest" Thursday. He
WAS - years Of age, and the most IA
NOUS man of his State. He was once Il
member of the I nitrl States Senate. He
was elected Governor Of Mississippi III
1863. defeating Judge Lewis Dent, broth
rrin-aw of Gen. 1. =. Grant.
| An Indiana farmer foic,l train rob
! herS who had placed Instructions on the
/ Baltimore and Ohio tracks 10y >"ttin. fire
/ To his Shir; and using it as II torch to stop
an express.
| Executive Council of tho Grand Army
! Of the Republic has decided I" hold the
/ twenty ninth cncampnrnt 1T Louisville.
! lc-inning Sept. :. Ii is expected :;on,N~
! people Will attend.
! Eugene Kelly. the wcll-known New
/ York banker. died "Wednesday at the
/ rip. aye of 81 years. He had been seri-
ouSly il! since De-. I. and subsequent I"
/ his first attack he suffered from Il stroke
! of paralysis.
Cou.rcSsman-. elect John !. Jenkins. of
/ Wisconsin. is said I" b" Ineligible. never
| having been naturaliz"d.
/ Fire ut t.lkhart destroyed the dry goods
/ Stor. ot !. +. Mcbride. Of Chicago. and
/ Felt Bros. general store. Loss. S:,o.nn.
The Peoples Church at Kalamazoo.
/ Mich.. WAS dedicated. Rev. .Irnhin Lloyd
Jones. of Chicago. delivered til" sermon.
The action Of the American Archhish-
ops plarin. the odd Fellows. Knights of
! r,,hias and Sons Of Temperance under
he ban has been ratified III Rome.
Cincinnati whisky men are opposed L"
/ the proposed reorganization of thc trust
and demand President Grccnliut's re
! ll"yal.
! Indiana lca-uc of tin and shee, iron
, workers cni,iclun Judge Woods for deny
in- II hS a jury trial.
+ The clothing lnanufact"ry of II. :.
Marks X Co.. at milwaukee,. WAS closed
by holders Of MORTGAGES aGgrcgating
/ about $lt,u.MD.
Tn" bill ~ establish Il national military
park on the battlefield of Shiloh WAS
PASSED. by the Senate.
I:ircctor General Davis report upon
the Columbian Exposition will lie sub
,.itteI to the President within the next
month.
Another bond issue is inevitable unless
+ til" depletion Of the gold reserve ceases
or Congress- takes some action.
Secretary Herbert sent To the Senate
+ til" correspondence with Admiral Wal
ker relative to his mission to Hawaii
Samuel NJ. Eri,l1"inagi. Il Veteran Of
tw" wars aud tn" oldest employee" Of
|inE"rtons Detective agency, died at
/ Evanston. III.
Colonel Nat caithner. eX-Serrc,ary of
! State Of Kentucky and Il gifted orator,
died 1T Harrisburg from cancer.
! University of Chicag" foot ha II eleven de-
I parted for California, enthusiastic college
men HAULING them to the depot.
/ Inquiry into til" cause. Of the recent,
/ tunnel accident in Chicago disclosed the
fact that the grip WAS out of order and
that III" conductors had di>obcyel orders
III leaving the brakes.
W. II. Harris. the scheme promoter.
is /. IL" taken from Cincinnati To New
! York for trial.
At Bangor. Wis. Matt Peterson at
tempted L. cross the track Of the North
. western Railroad in front of thu fast
freight and WIS killed.
The schooner Mary Gilbert. Captain
p"'-r. from San Eraur:>,-p 10 Al~sa Bay