The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-28
MISCELL ANEOUS.

i he expedition for the relief of Lieut.
tenant Peary. under command of Henry
G. Bryant. left Philadelphia Tuesday
The Third Regiment, United States In
fantry. has been oriered to marc! from
Fort Smelling to Camp Lake View. near
Lake City. Mimi. distance OF sixty
miles. The troops will remain there dur
ing the entire period OF the encampMent
Of the National Guard, from June 90 10
lu ~ -. All the command of the Third Iu-
fantry IS included in the order with the
exception Of the Indian COMPANY, which
Will remain at the post for guard
Elder Charles Baker. aston OF the
Christian Church at benton. Texas. dis
appeared Thursday. He was married
three weeks
The Cree sun dance was concluded at
Havre. Mont. after going for three
days Every Sheriff in the State had been
instructed to prevent the dance at any
hazard, but there was no interference.
Three braves were hung up ty thongs
thrust into Sits in their breasts slashed by
Little Eggs. the chief. All tainted before
the ordeal was over young buck had
Sits cut in his shoulders and to TIE In.
serted thongs were tied four buffalo skulls
which he dragged after him Eighty pieces
OF flesh were cut from his arms to be kept
as tokens
Herman Woretsche, youn: and
wealthy farmer who marrie1 a popular
young lady of Lafayette. Mimi, was taken
iii and died the night OF his marriage
from blood poisonin,. He had had an
ugly pimple on his lip previous to his we'd
ding day. and anxious to present the best
| appearance that occasion he went to Il
| surgeon and had him rem owe the sore
~
| Milwaukee. refused r porter Kerr piece
| OF news which he gave another. he was
| soundly thrashed.
| While a funeral was in progress in St.
Mary'> Polish Catholic Church in Reading
Pa the priest Father Januskowicz. re-
| qucsted all those present who we're in
! arrears to the church to leave the sanctu-
| airy. About $50 OF the congregation arose.
/ and after knocking the priest down. left
III" house OF worship. taking the corpse
| with them. The corpse was afterwaro
buried with brief services at the grave.
| Carl Bur- received Il verdict OF So ]. 900
In Judge DUNES court at Chicago in his
| damage suit against the Chicago. Rock
; Island and Pacific Railroad Company.
| Burg. who Is II years Of age. came 10 this
! country from Sweden in June. 1890 On
| Aug. l he was crossing the K OK Island
| tracks at Goth street. when he was run
over by an engine dragged IA consi dera Die
| distance down the track and severely in
! iured. one icing severed at the
| shoulder and the other at the wrist
AT the request of the Chicago Board OF
| Trade an investigation OF the conoiti II OF
wheat in store has been determined on by
| State officials
A temple OF music erected in honor OF
10 IpHf Tod d.
Mich. Mr.. Henrotin. OF Cnicaso. made ar
| address
Columbus Ind. has ansation in the
| suit OF VILE am Hob>oa against John Hol-
land sherman Jones and James Scars
Hohson charges the defendants with buy
ing his vote Ia recen, election fu- 81 an6
| wants $500 damages
Captain Jack Crawford. fa,n;liarly
| known 1.-The poet scout will sail To-
| Scotland about June IS Oh u mission. whic!
NAV result in proving him TO be one o. III,
principal heirs Ia the great Wallace estate
now held by the state OF New York az,
New YORK Ci'y. aud estimated TO be Wort
sec. 900. COO. The Trip to Scotland is take,
upon the advice of the New York lawyer
who have been at work upon the case 70
some years and believe that Captain JAG!
will be able to obtain IN Scotland the miss
ing links OF evidence necessary 10 per.e,.
/ his own title and that OF his immedia,
relatives on his NJ others side TO the LAPSE,
estate
| Many Ve.i-known business men wer
, present In the Court OF Oyer and Ternine
at New York. Wednesday. when Erastu
W!man. ono, a miller aire and world
famed pnilanthropis:. was sentenced I.
Ave years and six months Imprisonment