The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

| American trade with Germany, the Adj
! minstrasion will have recourse to the re
! .aiiuton act.
| The remains Of Andy Bowen. the dead
pu.ili>t., were Inferred Monday. and with
his body was buried prlZ" lighting Ill
/ New Orleans. Tile fatal termination Of
/ Friday nights contest has had the effect
! 81 .rullsiiIg Il fierce sentiment against amy
/ more rim. battles. The newspapers c'!l-
! ,orialy demanded the abolition of til"
| contests Mayor Fitzpatrick by his
! prompt revocation of the permit for
/ Saturday nights fight between Ryan ana
/ Dempsey showed that he took Il serious
view Of the situation, Til" Attorney Gen
eral has discovered that the >"-callrd linz
it..!-ruund contests are prize tights ana
nothing more. and be has written Il letter
Ia Tia Auditorium Club that he viii eli
join any club which attempts to give an
other exhibition. 1t is said that the Gov
ernur is greatly sea ndaliZcd also. and it is
! therefore certain that there will h: no
more glove contests of any kind in New
Orleans until after the Supreme Court
! gives is decision. and sporting ni"n axe
inclined to think the end of pu@ilism il
America is near.
/ In transferring the records in the cleo
/ ton commissioners office it was discpv-
! erred several of the packages containing
! ballots east at the Chicago special May
! orally election had been llnilsrrtd with.
| So far. it has been impossible to iuIgr
! what persons had Il motive iii doing ibis.
/ The ~prci:l! election is ROW matter of
| contest in the courts.
! The bodies of the Schultz children. who
wandered from their home near Waupun.
! Wis. We're found iii Il bog.
The America Board of Commissioners
! for Foreign Missions, has issued Il state
! nrn' regarding the Armenian mHS>Hcr">.
President Cleveland. accompanied ly
t several fri.n,ls has gone t. South Gallo
| lima on a hunting trip.
Evangelist Moody is meeting with great
| success at Lowell. Mass. Ads" in I'll
| the I,aprrS call on church mcmhcrs 10
stay away. and give III" sinners Il chance.
Bishop Mcdonnell. acting for the Pope
! invested Rev. DIR. .lo,rlh l.. VCunnclI,
! of New York. with the title of Mon
| siynor.
An automatic topographic tranSmittrr
| has been invented which. it is said, Will
send 200 words il minute over the wire.
| The Supreme Court of Idaho affirmed
| the verdict of the lower court in the case
| Of Charles Perry, sentenced at Pucnt.lo
! to hams. fur the murder Of Patrick Me
NHrnarl ut Lava in June last. This will
| be the first execution in Idaho for many
| years.
| \ decision was given at Philadelphia
| against til" Pullman Company in the suit
| brought by the Central Transportation
| Company. Nearly $1,000 900 is involved.
/ Examination If the books Of tn" Cen
! trail National Bank III Rome, y. v,
| showed t;silirr John T.. Hiclby to be Il
/ hrtaElter for So 900.
.tn unsuccessful attempt was made near
| upper S:tnIu>ky. O.. 10 wreck the Penn
SyIvania $ New York and Chicago linn
tied.
! Bu,'yrus. O., is cndtavoring to secure
the CnrbettFitZSiinmons fight. Business
men are said to be behind the project
70 meet the com Petition of lake lines an
! Eastern roa, is figuring on the use Of
! grain cars holding loo tons.
\ Kansas City jury decided DR. Fra,,cr
WAS drowned and gave hi, heirs judge
| ment for the full amount of insurance
carried.
Two NOR" of the Anneke jams heirs
hay. arrived III New York to renew the
Their suit viii II" based upon Il decision
Of the | nitct States Courts that if tin.
l.eirs of -anrckA Jams Horgur.luS ca!.
grove their descent and claim the property
when Trinity'> ninety -rinr-ycar leases
lave expired they can get it under h" OLD
English "Et:iIInrnt law.
More than dozen students 1T Eow,luin
College. Brunswick. Me. are n"w und.,.
the doctor : care as Il result Of hayia..
eaten food SUPPOSED to have continued
/ poison At a recent banquet.
.Iud-" Carpenter. in the United States
Circuit Court At Boston. drcrrcd that the
telephone patent. -i';::.:,,;'. issued Nov L.
1871. t. Emile R"riin.r. be declared Void
and delivered UP 10 be c;,nceled. There.
were TWO grounds upon which the gov
crnnsrnt attacked the Hrrlin-r patent.
and on both grounds the court decides
against the company. which is not only de
ica1td but has to pay COSTS which are
enormous. The first ground Of attack
WIS that its issue had been w-oncfully
delayed by the American Bell TeIephun;.
Company. working through various pro
'"r'!l!-> of the patent office. The second
ground rt attack hy the government WAS
t'ecau>" substantially the sam" patent or
| Il patent substantially covering til. sam"
INVENTION WAS issued in lN>, Ia Emile
i te,liu"r. The company has tie right 10
appeal I" the lit..,l States Circuit Court
Of Appeals. While the Hcriu.r patent
. was ground I,at"nr. the American Bell
IcivI'h"n" Company has protected Itself
by >i4"r.}'' PATENTS III every Improvement
! made, pom til" aunuun,"1H~Ilt If til :
s""i~ on Bell t,Icrhn.a" stock hruk. from.
POOL I" l"l. and sold later ~ l:H and
H.. nItrc than ttHt CHANGING iar,IS Thu