The farmers' union., 1894-08-23
THE ARMIES
CEREALS FOR CHINA, BEEF FOR
JAPAN.
Fell Dead at q Revival-Mexican Bandit
Killed = OBio Fusion Ticket - Business.
Now Has q Basis is-CanpaniA's Remark
able Ocean Passage.
Told In 4 Few Words.

abie Ocean Passage.
YH I" -s
Told n a Few Words.
The City OF -Peking, which sailed from
San Francisco for Japaa and China. took
away q large cargo % freight. among
which was coRst3erable dour. For China
there were 16.03s barrels of flour. 4.49'
pounds Of ginseng, G5 cases of canned fruit.
l7e cases OF canned meats. 11.250 pounds
Of pearl barley. - packages OF provisions.
and 50 packages OF groceries For Japan
there were fsAie barrels of flour. l52 rolls
Of leather. 55.175 pounds OF compressed
cotton. 500 barrels OF corned beef. and 474
cases of canned meats In the steerage
Zero two young japanese VINO we're going
home to become petty officers in the Jap
snese navy.
Affected by her sons, conversion. Mrs
James Newberry dropped dead at q church
revival at suryeyville. Tex.
AT Columbus. O.. the fusion convention
OF the Populists aud organized labor nomi-
mated the following State ticket: Secre-
tary OF State. Charles X Martin: Judge OF
Supreme Court F. n Stark; Commissioners
Of Common Schools. NJ j. Flannery: mem
ber of Board. Of IfHblic Works Jool 5. Stew
art Jacob T. CQxey. Of commonwcal fame.
Mine Workers. rw ere present. and Mcbride
addressed the. convention.
--R G: Dun 4 Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade says:
The new tariff provides u definite basis
for business No su Elemental legislation
IL thought possible until next year ut lie asst
Large Improvement has Oeon expected
from any settleInent. the moro because Uf
q vast am9unt Of business deferred from
conditions. The rush Of such business. or
even u Part OF 1t, might eAsily double
transactions for q time. 1t IS not to be
OverloOk ed ;thxt, tli6 iefYect Of new duties
upQA, many branches 'Ot industry and trade
Is problem atical and may be determined
mean while the serious injaFy to corn and
somo Of the conditions exercise u restrain-
ing influence. 1t IS too |early TO look for
effects Of the new situation In the great
industries. but tho RHAdual recovery which
has appeared for some time is seen In y
batter demand for products
--EenxressiOna nations: Second
Michigan District. George Spauldin.. Re-
publican: Ninth Michigan. n. Il Farms
worth. Populist: Fourth Missouri W. G.
Ellison. Asmocrat; Eighth Missouri. W. G..
Aldredgs oRopulist; First Nebraska, J. h.
Strobe. Re publican
-Jesse tloxey. son Of the General. ar
rived ut MassAion. Ohio. from Wnshingto
bringing with him the remaining five men
and horses and wagons lie states that
the reports concerning his fathers narro W
escape from. the hands of the common =
wealers are untrue. as the men have the
utmost regard for him
The steamer Campania made the voy-
ago FROM Queenstown to New York in FIVE
days nineiho,ifs and twenty nino min utes.
Oeatinkthe best previous record.
Rather than be censured for reckless
driving, John c. Peck. member Of the
Philadelphia fire department. killed HIM
self
Several children OF Elizabeth. N j..
have been poisoned in Il mysterious man
ueE' eft'is feared many will die.
Skeleton OF giant found in a swamp
In Indiana turns out to have been manu-
facturcd by spectators.
"A man bathing in tho sciota River at
Dela ware. Ohio. discovered the die used
by a gang of. ,cohnterfciLers operating in
the vicinity.
AT St Louis. tho residence OF A. II
Patrick was entered by unknown persons
and the records of An A. P, A. ccuncil
taken. :.
William. Miles,, United States Bank
Examiner. in chssxe OF an Altoona bank.
was shot aud killed. probably by his own
hand ho.y Is,
New Jerseys Legislature IS to be petit
tioneAfosperlnit the consolid a ton OF Jer-
soy Cityh Newark. Hoboken. Orange. Puter-
con. and Passaic.
-Harasscd w AnAh cial difficulties aud
threatened With exposure for forgery. As
sessor Nicholas Webber. OF Evansville.
Ind. onmniisted suicide
President Greenhut and Nelson Morris
arc said to have Quarreied because Of u e
latter's refusal to indorse the whisk Y
trusts notes.
Marie Temrest, the ptima donna. VII
had announced that SHE would stay In En-
gland for the ne 1t three years. arrived in
New York.
Madison County. Indiana. farmers
have organized TO sue the straw board
trust for damages for rol1ut,ns the rivers
The hush Of Milwaukee, Woman
suffering with smallpox objected ~ her
removal to the pesthouse. aud the officers
we're compelled 10 use force
Buffalo ,ele vators have restored the
old rates for the elevation and storage OF
grain. the p<,ol having been reorx anized
Catholics OF Kansas City. Kan NJ ay
nbandon their psr,ehisl school in retalta-
sion Tor the dismissal OF teachers OF their
faith fsNm tha public schools
The kah3r re- bcllion In South Africa 4
spreading Many, women aud children
have beea killed and much property de-
siruyed. "'
"A plot (, hold up = Cincinnati Sasi-
nav and Mackinaw train was frustra ted
by the indiscreet talk OF the would. be rob-
bers.
United States Judge Caldwell has or
dered the Santa Fe receivers to pay en-.
ployes promp,lyi borrowing the money II
necessary.
Herr van Benthen. a Hollander OF lis
tinguished lineage. who for a quarter OF q
century had lived In sec,usion in Kansas
died on . boat in CHICAGO narbor.
An adverse repor; has been made I.
the Son ate on the nom in alton Of J. D. Por.
ter to be United States Judge for the East
ern and Middle Districts OF Tennessee
lightning struck farmer named
Sherman King. near Pierre. S n. while ht
was riding on a load OF hay killing him