The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-04-12

at It Joseph, Mich. performed the cere-
mony that Joined the Hon. L A. Thurston.
OF Honolulu. and Miss Harriet I. Potter.
OF St Joseph. In holy wedlock The cere-
mony occurred at the home Of the brides
parents and the arrangements were OF the
simplest Character Only the most inti-
mate friends OF the bride were present
light luncheon folio we'd the wedding cere-
mony and the couple left on the afternoon
train for Washington. The stay in WASH
ington will be brief. and then they will go
to Hawaii. where the honey ,noon will DO
spent Miss Potter and Mr.. Thurston first
met at the Worlds Fair at Chicago last
summer They we're thrown together a
great deal at the Midwinter Fair at San
Francisco. where Miss Potter had charge
of the Sand wich Islands exhibit and their
friendship soon ripened into love Miss
Potter Is % years old
AT Omaha. Judge Caldwell's decision
In the Union Pacific wage schedule case
was rendered Thursday morning and was
complete victory for IT, employees Judge
Cald wells decision puts che old schedule
OF wages in force again. The employees lad
been restrained from striking against a re-
duction made by the receivers by an In
junction similar to the famous order OF
Judge jenkins in the Northern Pacific case.
Tho men fought the injunction in court,
and the result was the decision OF Thurs
day.
According to a Washington dispatch tho
seating of Messrs. O'Neill and English will
NOT perceptibly affect the relative political
strength in the House OF Representatives..
yet the event affords an opportunity OF pre-
senting the figures. When the House met
at noon Wednesday there were on the rolls
215 Democrats. 1:6 Republicans. and II
POpulists. Changes affected Wednesday
and Thursday decreased the Republican
vote by two and increased that Of the DEM
ocrats to the same extent Assuming that
Houk's successor will be Democrat, the
total strength of the several parties will
then be: Democrats, 30; Republicans, 1o4;
Populists T.
Robbers wrecked the safe in the posi-
Office in Hicksvflle. Ohio and secured
$4,000 in cash and stamps
Mrs Sarah Morris, OF Indiana, whose
husband and child were murdered by In
dians. has sued them through the United
States Government for $50. O00.
Word was received in Chicago. Wednes-
day morning, OF the sinking Of the steamer
Minneapolis in the Straits OF Mackinaw.
The Minneapolis left Chicago. Sunday,
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wheat from A. c. Euel. and towing the
schooners Santiago and Red Wing. also
wheat-laden The boat is owned by
Parker. Of Detroit
The British House OF Commons has
for Scotland. A similar body will be asked
for Wales
Anti Tammanites at New York charc ,
that the Tammany leaders divided among
themselves over $4,000. GEO collected from
office holders for Campaign expenses al
the last State election.
The bodies of two negroes were found
floating in Mulberry cretlx, about nine
miles from Selma, Ala. The two we're tied
together with a rope and their ears we're
cut off. They are believed to have been
the murderers OF Mrs Jessie Rucker, in
Chiffon County. several weeks ago
"A most disastrous fire visited Lancas-
ter. n. V. and wiped out IA great portion
OF the business section OF the town before
1t was checked. Over dozen business
blocks and private houses were destroyed,
and the total loss is estimated at over
$4,000 probably only one third insured
Colonel W. C. p. Breckenridge is re-
ported to have been suspended by his Ma
sonic lodge for non pay ment OF dues
The Arlington Mills. at Wilmington.
ploy ment to 500 hands
Patti and Nicolint are reported to at
| at Odds and a divorce suit may be the re.
suit. The diva is said to have cut down
her husbands allowance
"A mysterious ex plosion at OIL City, Pa. .
killed Joseph Kaullis, his son and daugh-
ter and Mary Tasmer Mrs Kaullis and
her G-months- old babe we're fatally hurt
The body OF the twelfth victim of the
Gaylor mine disaster at Wilkesbarre, Dan
W. Morgan. has been recovered. Only one
moro body now remains in the mine, that
OF Thomas Pictor, the foreman.
The attempt to override the President
veto OF the seigniorage bill! failed in the
House. the vote On the motion to pass the
| measure being: Yeas. IA: nays ia
ID. Russell Brown (Rep} was re- elected
Governor OF Rhode Island The new Leg
| islature. which is to re- elect a successor to
United States Senator Dixon, stands: Re-
| publicans. 50; Democrats, :.
Robbers stole SIS 200 from a bank in
Eldorado. Kan
General Frye's army OF common wealers
was stranded in East St Louis, the rail
! roads refusing to furnish free transporta-
ton.
Three hundred miners In the Massilon,
Ohio. district are reported to be starving.
Father James A. Walter, the best
known clergyman In Washington, dropped
de I'd while preparing to answer a sick
call
-Advices from the Cherokee country are
to the effect that the Indians and whites
| are still fighting.
BY the capsizing of their boat, four
| fishermen we're drowned in the Chatta.
| hoochie River at Columbus, Ga.
Thirty men, half Of them Indians, are
| reported to have been killed In the battles
| In the Cherokee country, and general war
| is feared.
"A restaurant opposite the Senate
Chamber at Paris was wrecked BY . bomb
| explosion. Three persons we're seriously
| injured