The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-29
ORDERED TO HAWAII.
ADMIRAL WALKER TO KEEP AN
EYE ON DOLE.
Carter IInrrison's Murderer Granted q
Brief Respitc-D.scarLed Mexican Lover
Kills His Sweetheart. Her Father. and
HinAself-McEAane viii Have Company.
Told In Few Words.

Told n Few Words.
Naval circles are c2cie ed over an order
.ecaiiing Commodore kirkland. on route
tor Hawaii. and in>tructias Admiral Walk
,r to take command OF our naval forces Ut
,hat station. Admiral Walker has just TN
.shed II term o: sea duty aud expected TO
navc n long spell on shore. The orders are
understood to be due to Il weli-xuthcnti-
Gated report that the Hawaiian govern ment
- al bout to apply to some other power fer
either annexation or protectorate. and
the wish OF the President TO have an old
and wnr-tr!ei na,A! officer IN command At
Hawaii should such thing come TO pass
Washington dispatch says commodore
Kirkland Is u gooo of,cer. hut the Prcs!-
lent has An intimate acquaintance with
Walker Tho Admiral Will carry triers to
-esist promptly and With all hi. strength
tho attempt OF nay foreign power to annex
tho Islands or esta blish O pro,cctorate over
thcm.
Patrick Prendcrs ast. murderer OF Car
'er II. Harrison Mt Chicago. WAS at the
last moment granted reprieve until
April 6. After Il hearing which lasted
until midnight Judge Chetl2in decided
that the prisoner h uld have trial TO
determine his sanity and ordered
stay OF execution. The decision
winch granted the lease
On life was made after prolonged argu-
ments by the counsel for the defense and
prosecution. 1t was begun in the after
noon OF Thursday and continued unit!
nearly midnight, save for short inter-
ruption for dinner /, came in response ia
4 motion hy S Gregory for trial as
to tho saLity OF the prisoner. under
Il statute in the criminal code allowing IL
stay OF execution IN cases OF capital
punishment wherein 1t might DO shown
tina: the defendant had b. coma insane
after the date o: his conviction. This
statute allowed the impanelins o. 4.
Jury for the trial OF such an issue.
and. having early in the argument admit
'ed the right OF trial. Judge Chetla!n then
decided common justice demanded the
limo OF execution be pos, poned. that dig
n!hei and proper trial might ensue. This
order he therefore entered
In Cacaria. Mexico. has occurred
triple tragedy. Rafael Lopez was engaged
10 marry Miss To-.na. daughter OF Marteo
Paronza Having heard reports dcrogatory
20 Lopez. the young lady wrote him breSk-
'ng the enlargement Lopez pleaded to tie
.einstated. but she refused, The father
Invited the discarded lover to remain for
peg secretl. put poison in tho food. In Il
-cw minutes all three died.
Constable JAMESON Of Gravesend.
WAS found guilty in Brooklyn OF perjury.
committed in carrying out the program OF
John y. Mcknne at tho election last No.
>embcr The verdict was accompanied
by a recommendation OF mercy On account
OF Jamicson's ignorance. Justice Newton
another OF the Gravesanders. pleaded
guilty to the charge against him-com-
plicity in election frauis-and was SEN
tcnccd to ten months imprisonment and
% pay fine OF 500. and was starred for
Sing Sing immediately.
"A Paris dispatch says that bomb was
exploded In the Church OF Gallieu. near
urenotle The bomb. it appears WAS
.,.aced against screen inside tho main
entrance OF the church. aud it exploded at
clock. as the congregation was leaving
the sacred editce after an Easter service
Tho explosion injured twenty persons
three OF whom may die The explosion
caused panic in the church. during
which number Of the people were in
jured by being tramp!ed under foot.
Tho case OF the National Home for
Disabled Soldiers against Vi. late Gen.
Henjamin 1. Butler. which has been
pending in the United States Circuit
Court, has been tiled by the admins
-rator OF Gen Buffers estate for sls, 600
full OF damages. interest and costs
The case was originally brought in the
Supreme Court OF Massachusetts on March
Il. 1855. and the attachment was placed at
twenty thousand dollars In the DECLARE
lion which was fled at that time the
plaintiffs declared that Gen. Butler owed
them $4,000. which was money lent and
sent to Gen. William S, Ttlton. Acting Sec
rotary OF the Eastern branch OF the Home
at Togus. Me. The defendant at tho time
was Acting Treasurer OF the corporation.
The money was received by Gen Hilton on
May :. 1872 and charged ty Con Butler
AS a credit In his account with the plsint-
iHs Tho plaintiffs also claimed that the
amount was repaid by Con. Hilton 10 Gen.
Butler on Nov. 20, 1879. and that the pay
ment had not been accounted for by Gen
Butter. The answer flei by Gen Butler
denied the claim OF the plaintiff and said
that he Ind paid in full all sums which at
any time he over owed tho corporation
Early Thursday morning a tenant on
the first hoor OF a six-s,ory tenement on
East Eleventh street. New York, was awak-
encd by the smell OF smoke. She Mt once
closed her door and scrambled out OF the
rear window. shouting "Ffre:" Her cries
aroused the tenants. who swarmed out up
on the are-escapes and over tho roof TO the
next building. clad in scanty attire Some
Of them had narrow escapes An alarm
vas sent in. but before the engines arri red
the young men OF the house had succeeded
IA putting the FIRE out. Upon fnvest,-a-
ton to AS found that the FIRE was ,rcba-
bly, OF tncendiary origin.
The Iowa Senate substituted the House
mulct bill for the Carpenter licuor
bill and passed It by vote OF 25 to "a
The bill giving wcmei the right to vote at
school and nunic!pal elections was passed
oy the House yeas. 81; nays. IL
According to Bradstreet's the recent
spring. like weather has caused a general
revival OF business at all trade centers
People OF Canada threaten to wreak
political vengeance on the Govern raent f,r
Closing the old Wel!and Canal
There is serious trouble In the Grippe
Greek mining distric. Sheriff Bowers has