The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-03
BIG RASCAL RAGGED.
WANTED BY EkGL!StinicN FOR
YEARS.
Gang of PostontSc .;ci,hcra Broken
io-Red-No. Time IN L mississippi
Euxcuic's Diamonds.


" 'iu">,.a: OF William August !.:,nert
alleged II be one rf III. mos; famous and
gigantic swi.i!lers in tn. world At the
linke:ton>' office it WAS stated that the
amount Of Li:.,ser,'s for-yricS in Cane
Town. Africa. We're $lts,.t9o. Tn. Brit
ish Government has been looking for Kim
for 4 number # years.
P">;uf;ic" Inspector .'amos f. Stuart
believes chat he Ia, cau-Et H.. leader ot
The gang engaged III the robbery OF hun
dr'".> Of " estc:n r"stotiir,,s ,lurin. III.
past two years. I'll. gang has been doing
III" nt"tc>t ana clcanyst work that postal
inspectors have cnll!e across and always
:" We'll covered W their tracks rs to make
detection ilnp"ssih.r. The arrested man
is Hugh G"wran. brakeman on the
Wabash Road.
During row over 4 crap game ut
H;lh"nse. Miss. in which pistols. guns
and knives wer" freely used. Louis Allen
shot four negroes. killing two outright
and mortally woundiny the others. Allen
received Il mortal wound and fell dead
on the bodies of his victims.
The diamonds once worn by the OK
Empress EuEcnle are now the property
of Mrs. w. \. \evilleS, of San Francisco.
unfortunate cX-emprcss several years ago
the diamonds were purchased by the
. K"thschilds for the late Mrs. Kate John
son. of San Francisco. AT the lattcrs
death her effects were disposed of at
auction. Nev!lles, who is Interested in
gold mines. recently made y rich strike
anI procured the famous jewels as
gift for his wife.
General Manager Suppes. OF the John
stem toErany's steel plant at I"rain.
Ohio, is authority for the statement
that 4 deal was closed between his com
pany and the Carnegie Steel Company
| by which the latter acquires a large
, amount of land adjoining BLACK River
! Iorain. opposite the Johnston plant. on
which Immense steel works. employing
over three thousand men. will be erected
during the coming year. For some time
the Carnegie Company has been prospect
Ing with Il view of securing the location
for 4 steel plant GA Lake Erie.
''Thcre is no condition about it, said
Mayor Hopkins. of Chicago. when asked
! regarding, the announcement that he is
not Il candidate for reelection. Il am out
of the race, and for that matter l never
was in it. Even if l wanted Il renomina-
ton. which, with all sincerity. do not
my health would not permit me to go
through another campaign this spring.
Francis H.. the late King of Naples
died on Thursday ut Arco, in the Aus
TRAN Tyrol.
Another crime has been committed by
band of mnrauding Enqui Indians in
the valley of the river OF that name in
:
They visited the ranch of Julio Car.l.nas
and massacrcd the latter and his entire
family. consisting of wife and two chill
drcn. \ detachment of Government
troops went out in pursuit of the Indians,
and it is reported that they had il sEir-
mish in which several of the Yauuis were
! killed.
A shortage of 10000 has been tiscov-
cred in the Kings County, New York.
! treasury.
Brazilian troops burned a hospital ut
San Gabriel and crematcd i.o wounded
and SICK rebels.
Eleven more fire insurance companies
have given motto" of their intention 10
withdraw from the Pacific Insurance
Union.
I Ex-senator Flatt has left DR. Park
+ bursts church because the latter from
lis pulpit called him ii boss and arr:li.n-
cd him il Il devil IA politics.
\. W. Alton. Il crank FROM New J"r,l-
salem. Texas. has been arrested at New
trlean,. He said \" was on his way t.
! Washington TO Kill the President
The 81 Louis Grand Jury has returned
4 ii,.+rD MT Far clio
t Among them is on" a2nin.t Shcriff-elect
/ Henry Troll! for election bribery.
/ Edward X. Garter, transfer and coupon
clerk of the National Bank of Com
rcrce of New York has been arrested
charged with e!nbczzlnE $4,000. He
began his populations twenty years ago.
Obituary: At New York. James Simp-
son. Of the dry goods firm Of Simpson
! Crawford x Sirnpso'.-At Valparaiso
Ind Te:er Ritter Sat Mexico. Mo.
/ Mrs. William 4. Rimhy. Of Manchester
ln.-At Akron, Ohio John Burhtel. 81.
At New Orleans the cases against La
v-n, ami others connected with the con
test in which Bowen was killed were
dismissed.
austria. it is said. proposes to join
States if the sugar duties are not III 1dit;el
Secretary Carlisle has issued Il call for
go, 600 bonds issued To the Central
Pacific. commonly known as currency Us
Farmers and Robbers en- "a ged in Il ,les-
'"r1tr .i-ht near Salem. Ohio. Two o!
rht trr,ner were :..o; ais! pue of the lat
'e-.
burglars broke into the home % Henry
Fccaer. at Iipua. Ohio. and carried of
his savings. 2inouutirS to 81 100.
Another rebellion is tirca-ened in B~a
I'll. TIE army. which IS devoted 10 p.ix.
otp. refuses u obey President Moraes
orders. and 300 officers have been iIn:r:s
une.!.
SIX thousand TouShaks were defeated
by the japanese in Il four hours fight n,
Lsi-' cri-l. The rebellion is PRACTICAL;
Z. &n end.
10 avert 4 tariff row with the United
S-at.~ Spai, is CONSIDERING the grant