The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-26
LIOUOR MEN BARRED.
CATHOLIC CLERGY ARRAYEO
AGAINST THE SALOON.
British Carpet Makers Ruy Philadel-
phia Mill-lndian2 Town BADLY Scorched
burned by Molten Steel-Earih Split
Open Near Appleton. wis.
From Fur and Near.


cree Issued by Bishop wa,terson. OF
Coiumb bus. Ohio. that no person engaged In
the manufacture or sale e Intoxicating
liquors may be admitted to mem cr>h y in
societies affiliated with the Roman Cath,-
lie church has produced y prof und SEN
>ation in T. man Catholic circ,c' through
out the country. The pastoral letter sent
out by Bishop Watterson and no " Endorsed
by the papal delegate was most sweepn:
in its condemnation OF IL: persons con-
cerned in the liquor traffic. 1t Withdrew
the episcopal sanction from all associa-
lions of which saloonkeeper was an off,
Ger. and it declared that no one engaged
either a. principal or agent in the manu-
facture or sale OF liquor could be ADMITTED
/ to such societies. This was the most rad
! ical utterance on the liquor question ever
/ delivered by Roman Catholic prelate in
this country. ami its approval by the rep
resentative OF the holy see makes it tho law
/ for the faithful
John Cros-ley & Sons. Brussels manu-
facturers Of England. have purchased the
! big mill OF Horner Bros. In Phiiadelphia.
The mill gives employ mcnt to 500 hands
| The price paid is said to have been Sl.0oo.-
ooO The new purchasers will take charge
in September.
/ Tho town OF Somerset. Ind. was almost
business portion OF the town with Il large
/ number OF residences. was wiped out. he
loss is $780, OO1; small insurance.
The DO, tom OF converter at the
Homestead Steel Work. OF Carnegie 4 Co.
at 1 mestead. Pa, blew out. scattering
$500 pounds of molten metal in every di-
reCtion. -Four workmen who were in the
pit were terribly bur led. two OF them ia
tally
An earthquake shock split the earth
open at Little Chute. near Appleton. Wis.
for several hundred feet.
After nine weeks OF idleness the s,rik-
ers at the National Tube Works. Mckecs-
port. Pr. met "Wednesday and declared
the strike OF. The plant partially resumed
on Monday under the guard Of 800 depu-
ties. and about 600 men are now at work.
general resumption will take place in
few days.
AT Louisville Ky Mrs T. T. Mcachcr.
81 years old. shot and killed her father,
John Aschbacker. Aschbacker was abu,-
ing his Wife when shot by his daughter.
lie had beaten and kicked her in un-
mcrciful manner Mrs Aschb cker is now
in bed and Is said to be dying from u kick
in the stomach inflicted by the brutal hus-
band. After the murder Mrs. Meagher
drove to the jail with her husband and
delivered herself to the authorities.
-Swindlers sold to the First Nation al
Bank OF Albuquerque. n NJ. supposed
gold brick. weighing SOC ounces. which is
found to be copper.
1T has been discovered that thirty sa-
loonkeepers near Sioux City. Iowa. are do
ing business under forged permits.
Crossing electric light wires destroyed
the fire alarm system OF Baltimore. and
night patrolmen were provided with rock
cts to be used in locating fires.
Near Hudson. Ohio. the boiler OF a
thrasher engine exploded. killing one man.
fatally injuring two others. and destroy in 8
much property.
The Haw allan republic was proclaimed
at Honolulu on July 1, with Sanford K
Dole President
} The Feru lind Federation of Labor
has requested President D.bs. OF the Amer
lean Railway Union. to run for Governor
Of Indiana.
The Massachusetts Peoples party con-
vention at Boston put the following ticket
. in the field: Governor. George Howard
Cary. Lynn: Lieutenant Governor. W. O.
Dwinell. Danvers: Treasurer and Receive
err General. NJ. ". Moran. Boston: Audi
tor. NJ. W. Landers. Pit,sfeld; Secretary
OF State. Carlton s Beals. Brock ton; At
,orney General. James Sumner Newton.
Minnesota prohibitionists have nom:-
mated this ticket: Governor. H. s: Hille-
, Doe. OF Wilmar: Lieutenant Governor. G.
NJ Way. Of Minneapolis; secretary OF
State. G. O. Winger. OF Grant County;
! Treasurer. +. L. Hanson. OF Ada; Auditor.
s. S Johson. OF Window: Attorney Gem
eral J. c ,hilds. OF Was-ca- The other
:, places are to be filed later by the State
Committee
. A good deal OF mystery surrounds the
case OF Mrs. Mary Smith Hayward. the
Nebraska woman sutfrayist. who IS at the
mead Of u large Wholesale dry goods bust
ness a, Chadron, Neh Her husband Sc
cured divorce. claiming that she was in
sane She was onfned In "A Council BLUM.
asylum until Wednesday. when her sis.
terS who declare that she is sane. secured
her release
The remains Of two unknown Mevi-
, cans have been found on the ranch o.
Pedro Garcia in Pre-idio County, Texas
In the right hand OF one OF the men VA
claspel knife. while lyin, beside the
other BODY was a cacti- cutter. these two
instruments showin: by what mean, tn,
bloody work had been accom- pl shed. i
Is supposed that the two settled difficulties
with a duel to the death. with no second
on hand as witnesses
In the United States District Court Al
ST. Paul the cases OF the pension examin.
err. from Austin. charged with frauds. wer,
taken up Dr. ". l. Hollister pleaded
guilty and paid fine Of 81. 600. while thu
case against Or. Wheat was nolied. Dr.
Gibson Will be tried later on the Same
charges
Lizzie aud edward Spilman children
o. the Director OF the Parliament Build.
in,s at Victoria, Il C.. were drowned shil'
bathing.
The suffrage committee OF the New
York Constitutional Convention. by vot'
Of H. to I, defeated the proposition to sub
mi, the question OF woman outrage 70 The
FL &c o-s.