The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-10-18
MITCH ELL SAYS NO.
NO SlUGGlNG WITHIN FLORl-
R'S BORDERS.
Big Lake Steamer. Have to Run for
Shelter-Nineteen People Hurt Because
Of an Engineers CArele .sness- Chinainan
From Far and Near.


ceipt OF "a teie gram from Governor II. l.
Mitchell of Florida. in answer To "a query
as to whether the Iorbett an. Fl z'im-
mons fight would be allowed t, take place
on Florida soil The following is the re-
ply received from Governor Mitchell:
"Cor be IT, Fitzsimmons will not be ailo"ed
to meet in Florida. even Il the Legislature
has to be convened for the purpose OF pre-
ventfn, the fight. H. L. MITCHELL. Gov
ernor.n
The recent storms from the westward
reached climax Saturday night in the
heaviest gale experienced on the lakes
since the storm Of last May. The largest
and best steamers that the lake slip
yards have turned out with their
powerful machinery. we're not able to
breast the storm and were forced 10
turn and run for shelter. The
storm was general on tho four upper lakes,
Lake Ontario seeming to have escaped the
winds. The schooner A. J. MOwry was
nearly wrecked Off the Wisconsin coast.
Her spars and rigging were c..rried away,
and several steamers refuse | to z" 10 the
boats as ,istance She finally made Chi
cage harbOr
Miss Emily Wood and her two young
nteces we're run down by trail at Il
grade crossing in Buffalo. n. u. and killed.
-Yeung Seung. the Chinese Interpreter.
has appealed 10 the Kansas City. M0.
police for protection against the wrath OF
his countrymen He was the informant
against sixteen Cinnamon who were re-
Gently fined s.5 each for playing IAN IAN
He claims Chin Pom. Il slayer for the high
binders has Leen imported from Philadel-
phia to do away with him ! he frightened
Chinalnan says Chin Pom will inveigle him
into IL fight and either strangle him with Il
silk cord or stab him to death.
-I G. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade says:
Business is still waitin. for the develop
ment OF retail trade. here Is d little bet
ter demand in some ind ustrfes but not 50
good in others. Wholesale dealers In
nearly all Branches are hating. because
business does not yet show distinctly what
It Is to be- Lower prices for the great
farm staples and lower wages in some es-
Establishments hinder purchases for con-
sumpii ion. while political interest and un-
certainty also have some retarding In fu-
once Meanwhile large Imports and small
exports OF merchandise, with inadequate
employ ment for money here. raising
the rates OF fOrei:n exchange on the pO,-
sibilities OF gold experts somewhat affect
the stock market Tho hating attitude
Is disturbing to those who have looked for
continued gain. though rightly considered
1t Is the natural consequence OF condi-
tions whic" were to be expected ut this
season.
August Herbaum. 80 years old. "a prom
mont German American citizen OF san AM
tonic. Texas. committed suicide because
he was afflicted with insomnia.
Miss Adelia Parrott aged 90 years, a
school teacher ut Muncic. Ind. has mys-
teriously disappeared, and 1t is feared she
has been murdered
Thieves entered tho residence OF +. j.
Oap. OF Newton. Hamilton County. Ohio.
and stole about $4,000 In stocks. bonus,
and money.
Unknown thieves at Newton. Ohio
robbed the house Of IL merchant OF cash
and securities valued at Sl3.O
Wine and women caused the. downfall
Of Henry O1'Onnell, u young man OF re-
spectacle family at Leadviile. Col Three
weeks ago he was arrested for connection
with tho burglary OF IL jewery store. He
broke jail. and while escaping on II train
was thrown of by brakeman and terribly
injured about the head. lie was returned
Co jail. but only to be removed to the home
Ut his parents in dying condition.
Tho famous Picacno placer mines,
located near Yuma, ArL. about u year ago
by nonresident English capitalists and
6eld by aliens. have all been relocated by
parties backed by Montana capitalists, up-
on the ground that the mines are loaned
by aliens. contrary to the United States
mining laws The English Company will
not be allowed to work the mines until the
case is decided by the courts
Will OF Richard Smith, the wealthy
sype-founder. leaves moro than 81, 600, 900
to the city of philade.ph
10 yro,.cra Of Ibic,r, ro ,>.,
crs In Il revolt against the sugar trust
which is spreading over the entire country.
Miss Mary f. Bartlett. OF Walden.
Mass has sued the executors of her dead
lovers estate for $4,000 for breach OF
contract
w. Il Elmenhorst sugar refnar OF
Montreal. rendered Respondent by heavy
losses. committed suicide.
-Uncontradic,el rumors are to the ef-
fect that Nellie Grant Sartoris Is to marry
General H. kyd Douglas. OF Baltimore
Cruel hazers drove a student at the
Royal Military College. In Kingston. Ont.
70 desertion. An official investig atiou W i'll
follow.
Schooner Sea Foam capsized at Shears.
In tho Delaware Bay. 1t Is feared cap
tain aud crew OF Eve men have persisted
-StAtc utFATtMeNt oIHClalS nave
pressed much OF Consul General Mason's
report on the feeling In Germany toward
American railway securities
Owing to the abrosnt!on Of the reci-
procity treaty with Brazil. importers OF
that country will sue the United States
for duties which have been paid
Oscar Norton. Il wealthy ken,uckisn
was lynched At Bcuttyyille for murderin-
the sheriff aud another man
England is endeavorin- TO enlist other
powers in an effort TO stop the Chinese
Japanese war.
n David sotn JohnstoC. II pron!ucct
manufacturer and politician OF New York.
died while travelling In Canada
-Charier +. Duc>tou. Wa rden q. Sin-
Sing prison. died after Two VEGAS illness
with malignant typhoid fever.
-Frei,ht rates are badly dsmoralizcd
aud mana GERS look fo- the cou p.eie co!
lapse OF the Eastern pooL
E,Halo v ppIi..a have Sarura3 :,