The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21
TO TAKE AN OUTING.
GROVER NEEDS A Wifi OF THE
SALT SEA AIR.
Coleridse, Chief Justice OF England. Dead
Dug Up . Relic OF Johussown's Awful
Flood-FInAncIal.P Political and Social In
teiligence briefly Told.
Told In q Few Words.

tcul8euC0 Ofseuy AOiOs
Told I n q Few Words.
by advice OF his physician President
Cleveland has about decided to take =
short outing down Chesapeake Bay. Tho
attack Of summer complaint that has kept
Mr. Cleveland closely confined to his rooms
during the last few days has yielded to
treatment and with the exception OF a
slight weakness no IS quite himself again.
His physician. however. thinks that u four
or FIVE days trip down to sal. water will
entirely restore his usual vigor.
London cable: Lord Chief Justice
Coleridee IS dead. He was unconscious
for few hours before his death. which
was painless His son Bernard Will
succeed him in the peera:e. 1t
Is announced that Baron Russell will
succeed Lord ColeridRe AS Lord Chief Jus
uce. and that Sir John Risby will became
Lord Justice OF Appeal in place OF Baron
Russell Robert I. Reid. now Solicitor
General. will become Attorney General.
and Richard h Haldeman, NJ. T., Solicitor
General
While digging a trench through u cei-
lar filed up by the flood OF 1889. Johnstown.
Pa. wof~men unearthed q parlOr- car that
was lost from the fated day express at
Conemaugh 1t is believed that further
search will unearth bodies OF persons lost
on that train.
Tho Illinois Private Bankers Associa-
ton has been merged into the Illinois
BANKERS Association as the result OF the
meeting at Bloomington The officers OF
the consolidated association are: Presi-
dent f s. Dreyer. OF Chicago; First Vice
President W. T. Holiday. Cairo: Treas
urer. A. b. Habit. Bloomington; secre-
tary. Edward Tilden. Chicago: Executive
Committee. to serve three years. NJ W.
Bussey. Urbana; A. f Ayers. Jackson
vile; Phil Mitchell. Rock Island: G. w.
Evans. Mount Vernon, and II. w. M.C,y.
Peoria
-Ex-Priest J. v. Mcnamara was acquit-
ted at Liberty. Mo. OF the charge OF SLAM
derins priests and nuns.
-Retels are gaining ground In Corea
and foreigners have been warned to seek
safety in flight
"A Georgia mob skinned alive q negro
who had assaulted q white girl
leila Nicolaus' husband has been
granted divorce by default at Muscatiue,
Iowa.
-Jane, Hoey. the actor. was thrown
from carriage at sayville, l. l.. and In
ternally injured.
Stewart H. Moore. steamboat ms pector
at Chicago. refuses to resign, aud will be
ousted July l.
"A small cyclone at Seward. u. T., bic v
down the house Of II :. R.chey and a To-
year old child was fatally hurt by falling
timberA
-Tecumseh Mcclure has been declared
| Governor Of the Ch1ckasaw Nation to ill
the unexpired term Of Governor Wolf. who
| is disqualified through his indictment for
embez1lement
kansas Populist State ticket: For
! Governor, L d. Lcwclling. Lieutenant
! Governor. u. G. Turnbeck: Secretary OF
/ State, J. w. Amiss; treasurer, W. IL Bid
| die; Attorney General, John Z. Little:
| Auditor Van Il Prather: Congressman at
! large. w. A. Harris: Associate Justice,
| George W. Clark
The Building Association League OF
| Illinois elected these officers at tho annual
meeting: G. F. Pen6eld. President Rock
ford; Julius Stern. First Vice President,
Chicago; George F. McNulty. Second Vice
President. Alton; Albert Barnes. Treas
urer. Decatur: Il G. Vasen. Secretary.
Quincy.
/ 1T Is claimed at the largest banks that
business is beginning to look brighter.
Demand for money is increasing.
Money rates in Chicago remain at to
per cont on call Millions are offered in
New York at per cent and less
Elevated railroad shares are attracting
less attention than heretofore Earnings
are disappointingly small
BY the capsizing OF boat on the coast
OF Ireland. fifty harve tiers. on their way
TO Scotland. were drowned.
| Republicans and Populists have COM
I bined in Tennessee on candidates for the
Supreme Bench.
| Rev. s NJ. Hathorne. Populist candi-
date for Congress in Indiana, demands
1000 before he will enter the race
A woman was killed and several other
persons injured by falling balcony a,
Philadelphia, Pa
Three men we're killed aud three in
tlred by a dynamite explosion at Coteau
du Lac. Que
Johann Kaufman. Of Cramp Hill, n
J.. murdered his wife and three children
and killed himself
The pumphouse at the Alverton coke
plant Of Mcclure & Co. Pennsylvania. was
blown up with dynamite The explosion
was terrific and the building was COM
pletely wrecked. The strikers are held re-
sponsible for the outrage and the perpe-
traitors are said to be known
Fire was discovered in the basement O,
this six-story building at Duane and Elm
streets. New York. which caused q Loss
probab bly, exceeding $500. 900 The building
in which the frc started Is occupied b,
printing establishments and pepper boz
factories and on the upper floor by the Sur
Electro Photograph Company. The tot
stories OF the building fell in about half ar
hour after the fire was detected, and sher
the flames communicated to the Edison
Baiid,n2 across the street Half OF tLt
block between Pearl and Duane and wes'
OF Elm street was destroyed within II
hour.
~. C Thompson. the Ascending cash.
Ter OF the defunct National Bank OF Sc.
daiia. Mo, has been located in the City o
Mexico
The First Congregational Church o.
Denver has accepted the res:gnat o.
Pastor NJ ". Reed. Who defended the Grip.