The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, January 01, 1898, Image 6

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The diamond drill., January 01, 1898, Image 6
About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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'f 1 R REV ITOD
"What Has Uecn Done During the
Past Twelvo Months.
TJfE YKAIt iaJ7 A HUSY ONE
All of tlio Important Happening's llio
World Over Uricfly Noted Iii
Clironofogical Order.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Disaster of Various Kinds Crimes, Suicide
and Lynching A Year's Funious Read
Political Events sporting
hank failihi;h.
Jan 2-State aavings. Whitehall, Mich....
Citizens' iiutlonal, Fargo, N. D... .Omaha
Neb.) raving. Kifl.ooO.
Jan 4 Germania (R.Ooo.niyi) ana West
Piilc, St. Raul, Minn. ...First CUt y, Nora
Springs, Ia... .Merchants' national, Devil's
Lake. N. D.
Jan 7 Commercial, Fail Claire, Wis....
Hank of Canton, Minn. ...Citizens', Luih
boro, Minn.
Jan k Hunk of North Ft. Faul. Minn.
Jan D First national. Alma, Neb.
Jan 12 Hank of May view, Mo.
Jun la Stattle (Wash.) savings.
Jan 14 Merchants' natlonul, Ocula, Fla.
Jan 15 Citizens' Male, Fulhrton, Nib.
Jan Hank oft Conway, Mo.
Jan 1 German natlonul, Louisville. Ky.
....First natlonul, Newport, Ky....MInne
Ho la savings, Si. 1'uul.
Jan 21 German aavings. Res Moines, la.,
5.'.4,0O0.
Jan 23 land Grid.) Lank (voluntary
eu.spenslon... .Farmers' and Merchant'
Lank, Lxnislor Springs, Mo.
Jun 2 1 t rtiJ.im N. V.) national.
Jun 2'i First national, olympia. Wash.
Jan 2J Wuutaugu bank, Johnson City,
TtT.ll.
Jan 0 Dime ravings, Chicago.
Feb 2 I'll at national, Ouktsdale, Wash,
(voluntary au.speiiwloii). .. .Moscow (IndJ
national.
Feb 4-Flr-Rt national, Grlswold, la.
Feb It l'ltht natlonul, Fianklm, O....
Nort li weslti n national. Grtat I alls, Mont.,
1,"0",0'I.
Fib is -State ravings, Atlanta, (Ja.
Feb ! Farmtrs' uml Mt reliant', Frt c
port. 111. (voluntary auspcimlon).
Feb lo HanktiV exchange, Minneapolis,
Minn.
i'eb 13 Stat trust and savings. West
tfuporior, W la ComntircUl pavings,
Jyfodx, la MtTchunta' national, lit Una,
Jhlrmi., Jl.oon.ouii.
Fib 1 Merchants' national, Jackson
vl'de, Fla. .. .Slate natlonul. St. Jost ph. Mo.
Feb 24 German-American, Tonawandu,
N. V. (Ut t.uin.d March h.)
Feb iii Hunk of Llthoi.U, (5a Security
Loan and 'I rust company, Dos Molntu, la.
... A'onuiK rclul, Mllwaukte, Win.
Feb 27-Mullaniliy savings, St. Louis,
Mo.,
Alar n Lexington savings, RaPlmore.
Mar 12-Hank of Mulball, U. T.
.Mar 22-Wo.t 1'olnt (Ua.) Mute bank.
.Mar 2J Farmera' and Mirchuuta', Furls,
Te x .
Mar 24 De Kalb county bank, Maysville,
Mo.
Mar 27 American exchange, Ruffalo, N.
Y. (voluntary ruapcnslon).
Apr fc Globe KavingH, Chicago, JOln.ono.
Ar 27 N. Fames, Son Ac Co., bunkers,
Norfolk, Ya.
Apr 2s Hunk of Hutchinson, Kan....
"William Van Ordatrand &t Co., bankets,
Jlcyworth, III.
Anr 2 New Hampshire Ranking Co.,
Nashua, Jsi:(,2.".2.
May a J. H. Wheeler & Co., bankers, Man
Ron and AMen, Col.
May 7 FxchanKu bank, Atkinson, Neb.
....Dulles (Die.) natlonul.
May 12 Traders', Lynchburg, Va.
' Hay li Mln ra' male, Crlj'i'l" Creek, Col.
....Ib.lknap navliiK1. Laconiu, N. II.
May 2'-Stale, Montlcello, Intl.. ..State
nathmal, l.otfanbpui I, Ind... .Third nation
.aL New York.
May 21-1 ti!t national, Orleans, Ntb.
.May 2 Hank of Johnston, Nt b.
Jun 1 Men bants', Lincoln, Neb.
Jun St-Hnoiu- county. Harrison Ark.
Jun 14-Flrat atate, 1'enton, Mtth.
Jun 2:-l'nlon 'IiumI and Savings, Ta
rtan a. Wash Ktyatone national, Irle,
la. (vohmtary).
Jul 7 1 ' i r l national, Mason, lex.
Jul 14-Nibraska national. Voik.Neb.
Jul 2:!-i:ank of Monniouib Springs, Ark.
Jul ai-Firal national, Abhtville, N. C,
(vtil untai y .
An,' 21-1'eople's pavings, Mount l'leas
ant, All. h.
Aug 27-Hank of Minneapolis. Minn.
Aug ;fl State, Anjbia. Ind. ...First state,
Mi l'h" -rson, Kan.
tvt 2-1'ust natlonul, (Irefnsburg, Ind.
tt ll-Hank of Duiund, 111.
l IS First oallonal, Henton Harbor,
Mith.
Sep :-Hank at Itloo, Col.
jiep 2'J Hank at Montrose, Col.
Oft lv-'li, Sherman, Tt x.
Oct l: KdKerton (Win.) bank.
Oet 21-Hank of Lodi. Win.
Oft 2.' -National of Ash.-vllle, N. C.
Nov S John A. Wlllard, banker at Man
fcuto. Minn.; mi,(M).
tio U Hank of Antlgo, Win Hnnks at
JLenvetiwoi t !i. Marengo und KnglUh, Ind.
Nov r- 1 11a cttunty (Col.) bank.
"Nov 2'S!utti bank of litjlattln. Neb.
Dec 2-1'iedmoin alate, at Moiguniown,
N. C.
Dec n-Stot-k ext hange, at LI Iteno, (). T.
Jeo 21 F irwt national, I'tinl.tna, N. 1.
))e0 23 Chest n lit Street liullnliul, ami
Chestnut Street Trust and Svlnta Fund
Co., 1'hiludt Iphla; M.OiiO.lAHl.
IMMM'.SI I'All.l H1:h.
I.itrtirr CoiiiinerelMl ('iincrrm, Invuli
Init l.lnhllldrB of f .-,,) o, or Over.
Jan 10-In Cincinnati, Whe ling, Lak?
1'rle A I'lltsiburxh Coal Co., JUt,'"'. and
Wheflitig tk Luke Kilo Hallway Co., J3.V,
Ooo. Feb S-l'enn) Ivanta Lead Co., ritts-
t)urgh, $I.4'hi.iki Ktyatonu Co. (makers
of tig i k'ulturul Imidt menu), Sterling, 111.,
$."ii),it).
Ft b 2.' I'nltrd States IbilldlriR and Loan
SMoclut Ion. LouHvllle, Ky., .: ;!, otai.
Mar 11 National Hullding on J i,oan as-ao-latlon,
Milwaukee.
Mar :: I'nttr.l 1'itaa BKhOcUtlon, New
York. Mo,uii.
Apr 7-L. ti. Dtan & Co., New York, Jl,
OOO.uuo. Apr 1') Cooperative Town Co., Lllzabeth
Aon, Ttnn., l.tHi,uK).
Apr 2t-Sup.iior (Wis.) ConsolldaKd
JLa nd Co., J.t.i.'Kt.MiO.
May ir-Mutual Ufa ICRuratu-e Co., In
dlanapolla, D.imi.imi.
May 11 William lirown & Co., rommls
Ion merchant, San Fiam Isio, ii.m,iNai.
May 22-Williaiii Tarr, UUtlllei, Lexing
ton, Ky., i.o,iihj.
May ,i; - llubbaid Milling Co., Mankato,
Alli.n., J.hh.hki.
Jun 4-Dolese & Shepurd, atono con
tractor. Chliago, 7."i''.'"0.
Ju:i ;,i c omiii) n ial Hudding Trust,
IamjisvIIIc, Ky.. i ott.
Aug 17 MuH.iiu hui' it H'Tfllt Llfo a.i
aoclatlon, i!uioii, H.oi o.ihh).
An ;l i:. It. Cuthbert it Co., brokers,
N-w York, .'.ni.iNio.
Sep 1.WS1 yiuore Hroa., atock brokers,
New Y ork, H.'Hut ().
Oct 22 W. (. illtchrnrk & Co., allk t! al
ra, New Yor k, tl,(M),(.i l'uwkr C elo
Co., Cbk'flKO, l -HlMl.
Ot t Jy Wen.er Co., publishers. Chit-ago,
NoMt,
Nov 17 A t o.hko.h. Wit, Henry Fhrrry.
lumber eperat.r and manufacturer, y l.mu, -
000.
IS At (v fnboro, Ky., H. Monarch,
dlttiU-r. i;vitKi.
Dee 27 overman Wheel Co., Chlcojee
Fall. Ma.; l.'.'.otO.
tAMAinr.H.
Ilepiirllnu iiliiatruphra In lileli
Flr tir Mitrr 1.1 rm Arc I. oaf.
."5,n 4 Nelaon, Neb., I In mine rxploub-n.
Jan U-1'ott.tville, l a., b mint ra In falling
caie.
Jan I.V-Dallas, Tex.. 1 t hlldrrn by fire
Jan ll-Ni 4r (joogne, I I., V In ret k at
re.
Jan ri Terry, C. T.. rblb!rn f vi rely
Injured ! y coliap of at. h I t iiitdii.g.
Jan 27 -Six lu uro k of boat In itf n
r,-an- tile, Ind , and Hart fort. Ky Hunt
t .rfulU. Cnn . f In ra Hv. ny vr k
J.n is Near Mt. Ida. Ark., 5 froxen to
Jsn Jl-Hobkfn, N. J., mother and C
4. b;l lr n by Mr.
Feb 2 Near Paclfla Junction. la., ft
kulers drowned.
Fcl U Ciouverneur, N. Y., 6 by mlna
eavr-ln.
Feb 21 Tazewell, Ky., James Chadwtll
and family Uiowntd by floods.
Feb 2i Near Murray, Ky., 5 by prematura
txploaioii of elynanilte.
Feb 24 Luke 1'reaton,' 8. D., I by gas
auiTocatlon... .Sherman Heights, Torn., 7
by cars on gr Jo crossing.
Mar 4 Huston, In explosion In Tremont
treet C'UUHf il by tM. Upltlg gus.
Mar 17 Steamer do St. Nuzalrc sunk off
Carolina roa.it, only 4 out of bo ou board
known to have survived.
Mar 22 Henry county, Ala., t drowned la
'rennet.
Mar 24-I.nildsvllle. Ia., 5 children In
burning residence.... Near Nashville, TeniL,
( In burning resilience.
Mar 2ii Near l'ensaeola, Fla., 8 by
w ampin of hoat....Nt-meha, county, Kaa.,
C drowned trying to ford creek.
Apr k Knoxville, Tenn., 17 by Are.
Apr 5 In South Dakota, Iowa and Ne
brttMka Poods at least 4 J Uvea lout.
Apr 14 Near Helena. Ark., family of 7
tlrow ne 1 by capsizing of boat.
Apr 24 Heaver Creek, Ky., family of 6 In
burning residence.
May 1 On White Oak creek, Tenn., 5 by
waterspout.
May ) Near Lauren a, 8. P., 4 children In
burning home. ...Near 1'lkevllle, Ky., li by
poisoned spring water.
May 13 i'lnkney, Tenn., 7 by caving of
mines.
May lt White Oaks Creik, Tenn., C In
fire.
May 27 American Falls, Ind., 9 In rail
way wreck.
Jun 1 Near Alma, 111., family of 5 by
train at grade crossing Near Keystone,
W. Va.. 5 children In burning home.
Jun 4 Chit ago, C by explosion on mud
scow in river.
Jun 7 Near Hudson, Wis., C In railway
collision.
Jun 2'i Near Missouri City, Mo., 7 by rail
way wreck.
Jun 2'. -Ch lea co, 5 bathers In various
parts of city.... Wejt Chicago, ill., 4 by col
lision of two Christian Fndcavor trains.
Jun .lo-Westlkld. Ia., C by lightning.
Jul ft Near Hartsville, Ter.n., 'J by boiler
explosion.
Jul 7-Hay City, Mich.. C by trolley car
plunging through open bridge.
Jul fc Near l inevble, Ky., 0 in burning
home.
Jul 1.1 Near 1'oone, Ia., 8 tramps in rail
way wreck.
Jul 21 New Haven. Conn . 7 by explosion
In armory of W liu heater Hepeatlr.g Arms
com (.'i ny.
Jul 2s-Near lUno. Nov., C Indians In rail
way wreck.
Aug !' Near Cairo, III., 10 by explosion of
towbuat.
Aug is Near Dahlgren. 111., C by rullroad
collbdon.
Am: -Calloway county, Ky., 7 poisoned
by eating stolen mi Ion.
An,' 3t (lUdstone, Mich., 5 by capsizing
of boat. '
Sep 51 Near ("Ibnwond Fprings. Col., 12
by explosions in coal mine.
Sep 4-Hroad Hippie, Ind., S by cxploIon
of n at oral gas.
Sep 7-Cygnet, O., C by explosion of nitro
glycerin. Sep h-Near Kmporlu, Kan., 12 In railway
roll Lsion.
St p ! Near Now Castlo, Col., CO in rail
way collision.
Sip 11 Van Huren, Ark., 7 In railway
wreck.
S p 17 Near Chippewa Fulls, Wis., & In
railway wreck.
Sep :0-H llo Allen, Ala.. G by flro. in coal
shaft.
Sep 2l-Johnton City, 111., f by explosion
In coal mines... .On Talya trail, In Alaska.
IS bv ?nowslide.
Oct 2-Near S Imjlcr, Neb., 7 jiolsoned y
strvchnint In coffet-.
(ct 4 Near Willow Springs, Mo., 6 by
trnlri on grade crossing.
Oct fi-l'lanklntoii, S. I)., 7 in burning
dormitory.
Oct 13 I'lano, Tex., G by falling of build
ing HfUlYold.
Oct 21-Nenr (larrlsons, N. Y ., 10 by
r. lunging of Now York Central expresa Into
Hudson river.
Oct 3'-Ncr Scranton, Ta., C in mine dis
aster. Nov .10-M ipb'svllle, Ala.. 7 drank mix
ture of wood alcohol and whisky.
Dec l.V-Ncar l'ort'.and. Me., tf in wreck of
schooner Susan 1 Thurlow.
VelltisT Fever.
Several cases of yellow fever were re
ported from points in Louisiana In th
lirst week of Seftembt r. On Sep. S It had
made its appearance in New Orb ims, uls
in Ocean Springs, Miss. In rapid Micces
nlon ranie reports from lelwanK Mls.,
und Hiloxl. .Miss., and other southern
points, until on Nov. 2:1 the fever wjis con
sidered as practically atamped out. It has
been estimated that the l ! ul f states n f
f( red n financial loss of fully Jv.en(i.Hi, the
chlf factor In which account blng the
loss In trade nnd traftlc on account of Mm
Ht r it t tjiiarantlne regulatlona. On Nov. 23a
n port Issued by the surgeon general of
the marine hospital service, giving the re
turns up to a recent date, showed there
had th n appeared during the yellow fever
eiM iplc In ihe Hniiih a total of 4. 2V cast s,
i,f wbb h 4H5 bad pr-.ved fatal. Of the total
number of rases 1 ,S47 were reported from
L'ii lsl.'ir.a. 1. ',:: froiri Mississippi, 74-t from
Alabama, f.2 from Tennessee, p; from Ti xas.
4 from Illinois, 3 from (Jeorgla arid 1 each
from Florida and Kentucky.
(itnir.s.
A Few f Hie More Shocking Tragr.
lies, especially Domestic.
Jan ? At Jam sv Hie, Wis., Herman Kllmtn
killed Wife, fun anil ftelf.
Jan is-Near Wayne, Neb.. C. K. Hash
brained w ife and 3 children; Insanity.
Feb (".- Mrs. Itobert Cort tlrow ned lu r 3
hlldrcn and self.
I'tb H-At Lexington. Ky., J din W.
Mates, ex-t Ity treasurer, killed ti-yt ar-old
k m. nhot tlauehler and sister and commit'
ted Kub-lde; Insanity.
Mar 2" N' a r orrlck. Mo., Fro Unlnwater
killed hi wife, daughter, mot her-ln-lavv,
nt pbrot her und Mdf.
Mliv 7-At I .t-M.lv I llo. Col. (5eo. IlntllfTe
kbb d 1' He Walker (sweetheart) nnd --If.
May 31 At Sin Antonio, Tex., Hud
Fran). a wound up drunken Fprcu by killing
wife and si If.
Jun 3-.t I'rbnna. O., aoldkrs puardlnir
Jail tired Into inob bent on lynching it col
ttc 1 I : " 1 1 r. klilit g 2.
Jun f.-At MNhlcott. Wis., Feter Flucker
man killed wife ami self.
Jun b-N'riir Davenport, la.. John Ougfl-
llt IlIVT J )ls oud Wife and self,
Jun 2. At Key West, Flu., whito man
klilt d t!i.rli: aitt mpt of m uro. s f pit vent
lynebln r i f Sylvanus Jackson (colore
'Jul 12 -Near Morrltown. Ttnn, Wm.
Tilat U shot brother's wlfo and aelf; J al-
"s?p C-At Tfded v O , S. U. Ashwell kll!el
wife nr.d fat iilv frlmt s. If.
S- i 7-At Vl-Mor, Col , Henrv H. Tlllotsori
Ulled Llla 'J'avkr (sweetheart) and Mlf;
). mIou -y.
Sep p-At Fark CItv, Ftnh. Jaw (Julnn
kllltd wife and shut self; strong drink.
Sep t Whiteside. Midi. Victor An
tb rstin kllltil mother and si If ...At Sham
ol.m. Fa , A. W. May killed Cora Cast man
nr:d self; h'T pun tits rt f ut d consent to
t !:t lr t'i i rry ing.
S p 27--Near Carroll, Ia , John ltoerkcr
It'll, d w Iff. fhlldr- n nnd s. If.
Oct 7-At Flint. Mich.. Le-ttt-r I.. Iturton
k;!b d v lfe and st If.
o l 11-At la omlnst. r. Mass., John F.
Ib.viit'.n kill--. I wife nr-d t If.
o, l'i-At Oallup. N. M.. Clem. ne Illvera
klbt I Mrs V;.-t..r Harn ! i and s- If.
i , . ar r.h o Harth City. M: , Oeo
Vou:i : l llbd wif", 2 t hlldren and a. If; ln
s.ir'f t vtr l.ii'li ,ri t r 'li'.iies.
Oct '.I At 'blcauti Jury In Luetcrt mur
der tr ial f til. I In uert e. ntntnlln,; IMo.'t
Nt.V 2 At Woret-ler. M:i-s.. F.dwurd
Haml'.tt n killed wife, und tlaughtt r lit.J
i-!h t m If.
Nov 4-.t Dallas Tx., J-js Itoswell
killed Mr. Fmmn Smith. Jus. Hartoii and
si I f ; J. al .uv.
Nov 7 - Near Fnadllla, Neb., Falr h Van
Horn klib d f.-yenr-ohl son and it If; In
n:n i:v.
Nov K At i'nl 'ng, la.. L. I. Hphkltr
kill- d v lfe and st if.
Nov h- Ni.'ir H-rton Harbor, Mich,
Herry Kammrrr killed his f.ith. r In nuar
rt I t.v r m..!.. v nuittet. n!si hlms. f.
Nov 2" -At M.tsoii, Mid, . s. ott Howdlsh
.hot I)-yen r-td I d itu-htf rand kill- d hlm-.df
Dee 2-Al Miiwaukes Albtrt Kruegtr
kill- d w Iff at I at If.
Dee f.-At K'an;ts City, Mo, (". Den
n. lie.- whMf drunk sht wife u:-t If
Dee 27-ln Cbi. ft'o, Mrs. Mary Anderson
ftphvla!t d f If und 2 st p-t h ; !! r.-n In
St, Luls Mnriiui Nasauar Iw.t Katl
D. ie'jt a.k tbt art). ar..l killed bi i-
tif t .Mnrnh'ster. Ky. Will Iturdy.
J.:. 11 Ipot and FobCiegory kbletl In u
loun row.
I'lltFl.
Invnlvlnix n I.tiss if Half n Million
Dollars or Mure,
Jan r".-In Fhlladr Iphla. p.-vrral bulr.es
)'bek. flamrst starting In the Il.Tiscntu
Hr-.s ' lug eroerry: i2.i'). ...In Chicago,
W" 11 barns' bltvk: tM.ii.
F.b : -in Harrtiburg. Fa., state cajl
tol; tl.V-o.t'J.
Mar 15 In Ft. Louis. Fly. Walker & Ca.'i
wholesale dry poods house; JI.C.i.iwj.
Apr m In business section of Knoxville,
Tenn., G Uvea lost; l,2j0,0ot.
Apr 15 In New Orleans, Moresque build
ing; $.").f 0.
Apr 27 In Newport News, Va., C. A O.
Tty. Co.'a j.br; I2.ou0.0ut In vicinity of
Cirantaburir, Wis., forest Area.
May 2 In Ftttsburgh. l a., several big
business buildings; $l,(M0u.
May 6 At New York, Merchants' Fefrls
eruting Co.'a cold storage, warehouse; oo,-
too.
May 20 In lloboken, Ti. J., IjQ homea;
$Ci.ooO.
Jun 2In Alexandria. Va., Bryan'a fer
tilizing mill: .''s,to.
Jun la on Kill Island, In NT. Y. harbor.
Immigrant buildings: JmiO.uk).
Jul 23 Feorla (III.) Urape Sugar Co.'a
plant; 5';ii.uo.
Jul 27 In Vonkcrs. N. Y., 2 large fac
tories: $.Sl,fMSl.
Aug 15 In Haltlmore, Tunis Lumber Co.'a
tuw und planing mills: J'hi.iXX).
St p 10 tlreat Dismal swamp of Virginia
nnd North Carolina, covering 4 mo aq. m., ou
lire from end to end.
Sep 2' In Washington, power house of
Central Traction Co.: ll.Oco.000.
Oct ft In Detroit. Mich., opera house and
2 business buildings: F' O.oni.
(ct 27 In St. Louis, building coatalnlng
Wabash railway offices: iCwo.imo.
Deo 12-ln Hhlladelphla. wholesale and
retail salesrooms of carpet manufacturing
tirm of John Sc Jas. Dobson.
Ike 23 In Civ w land, block In business
center; $ki,Ci'0.
Dec 25 In Chicago, Coliseum building;
J5ou,uo0.
1 OllF.lti.
Feb 7 Mussulmans in Crete massacro
l,U o Christians.
Feb. 14 Christians bombard Canea.
(jretk war ship Ilres on Turkish vessel
conveying troops thither and govtrnor of
Cn te takes refuge on liusMan man-of-w ar.
i 't b 1 Dr. Kit hard Uulz, a nal iirall. tl
American citizen, tauten to iKuth by his
Jailors In a Cuban cell... .Spaniards kill 5"U
Insuirents In battle on Hhilippln." Islamic.
Apr 12 (ireek troops attack Turks fdmul
taneous'.y from 'j tlifiirent points, advanc
ing some tllstance into Turkish territory.
Apr IS Turkey declares war against
CIreece; (Sreeka havt; rap::red Turkiah po
bltions from Neva ros to Kont ra.
Apr iu Jrecks u f n r dt sin rate bat tie rap
ture and burn Daniasl unu repul.su Tut ka ut
lteverd.
Apr 21 Jretk troops afttr a stand nt
Matl forced to retrial from both LarUsa
and Tyranavos.
May 4 In 1'arls l.i:' persons perish as re
sult of lire l:i a rrowdt d charily bazar.
May C Hharsalos taken by Turks, (Iretk
troops retreating to Dokomos.
May 7 Y'tlestlno occupied by Turkish
army.
May U CIreece n.sks the mediation of the
pou trs to bring war to u t lose.
May 15 Turkey dt -mauds cession of Thes
F.'ily und X. M,tki,fl:)D Indemnity In fore rom
plving with demand.- of powers fur nn
urml.it If". . . Specla 1 Commissioner Cal
houn to Cuba reports that accounts of
Murvnthm und misery forward d by con
bular t.f.'lc ' rs had not b. n exag-;eratetl.
Jun 14-Harney Harnuto, South African
"diamond king", commits xulido by Jump
ing from Bteamcr off western coast of Mo
rocco. Jun 0 Queen Victoria's dlamtind Jubl
It e celebration opens with a private service
in St. tjeorgt-'a chupel. Wind sor cast lo, at
teniied by queen und members of royal
family.
Jun 20 Magnificent naval display par
tlt lpattd In bv ull maritime nations with
Pi'i lighting hlilps in line, clo.s. s queen's
Jubib e...Mrs. Margaret O. oilphant, fa
mous novelist, tli.-s In London; aged ".
Jul 21 Sultan utiina Irade Miuctionmg h't-tl-mt-nt
tif frontier question according to
Jt tuands of powets.
Jul 2'.t Ti t my signed by (Juatnmala,
Costa Klca, Nicaragua, Honduras and
Salvador to take t fit ct Sep 1.1; union named
"Hi -public of Central America".. . .Cuban
Insurgents attack out post s of Ha vana und
awt-cp through Its suburbs.
Aug 8-Caiiovus del Castillo, premier of
fpaln, ussussinated ut Santa Agut-da, by
Mlcht-Ie Anglolll.
Aug 15 Oen. Martinez Campos appointed
pi t sklent of new Spanish cabinet.
Aug 24 Krlti.sh, French and l't usslan mln
Dtcrs to ( 5 recce agree ( Jreece cannot pay In
demnity exceeding .V o.uu-i. .. . India's out
posts on Afghan frontier captured by the
Afrldls and .'iuo Sepoys mastered
Sep 14 Ambassadors of powers rc-ach nn
ncri-t'im nt In pt ace m gollatloiis, provid
ing for an Intt riuitlo'ial commissi. m to
control (iretk rev ; . a to met t Itidemr.ity
und evacuation of Thessaly.
Si p 17 Armulfo Arroyo uUtmpts to as
sassinate Frcs. Diaz in City of Mexico und
Is lynch d.
S- p 1'J Treaty of jaco betwten Turkey
and Jl i i ce Mgned.
t )ct 2-'Saas(a. lib ral b ad r, Intrusted by
queen rent nt f Spain to form new cabinet,
Oct (51 n 1'hlllpplne Islands (i 0 i;uroiieann
und 5,Caj natives pt-rbdi In typhoon.
ct a Spanish cabinet b i I l-s on recall
of (Jen. Wcyb r and uppointmt-nt of M u
Kbal Hlanco as governor-gent rul (.f Cuba.
Oct 22 Correspond nee in n-gard to bi
metallic proposals of I'nlted States mone
tary commissi. m Issued by Hiitisli foreign
otlice; l lnclatid r J. i ts ull off. ra to enter
tain prop.. sals.
Oct 27 Duchess of Tet k, cousin of Queen
Victoria, tilts In Kichmond. I Ing. ; art d M.
Nov l'.-l'lre In London destroyed 15U
warehouses; lO.doo.i mi.
Nov 2' Havana udvp-es nay no American
cltlt n Is now conlliit d In prison in Cuba
Uoyal tb-cree ei.mtlng iiuiouuin to
Cuba and Forto ltlco publlshtd: Cuban
gov rniut nt refused autonomy, dec luring
or iibsi.lute ind. pt nib-nee.
Nov li'i Hussia adopts gold standard.
I . c ; it l m.i M Mildlers take posst sslon of
Klio-Chan, China.
D.f 7 llaytl, lu the face of (Jermany's
tll.-play of lorci, n.ukis ta I Isf.it'tory ar
rangement to M-tlle Indemnity tb maudi d
for ulb g d Imprisonment of (Jcrmun aub-J.-i
t und .'.aluies (iermuri Ilau' Cuban In
surgents capture town of (iulsa; kia Span
iard. fdalu in battle.
Die 11 llaytl. in ministry r signs.
In c l.:-(i. n. s.i ngulily, u ('ub.m loader,
ri porb d to have tiesi rtt .1 1 1 the Spaniards.
Dec Pi Sagasta, Sj-unisli premo-r, an
nounces complete pai-Mlratlon III HhJIppInc
l.sia rids. . . . AlpboiiMu Daudtt, iiovt ilst, died
In Furls; iiki d f.7.
Deo Is Cubans put to death Col. Ilul7,
sent to Induct. Aiai,t;urt n, an Insurgent
b adrr, to snrrerab r.
Dec 2 China grants Itnssla permission
to winttr a sipiadron at Hurt Arthur.
Die 2::- ul.an iiiMiigenta reported to be
burning cane In Ids within lu milea of Hav
ana. 1 ec 21 Spanish tsijuadron (I gunboats and
2 tugs) forced from mouth of Canto river
by liisurgi nt a.
Dt-c 27 Hal. It rs from Koordtstana ma
s .-if red x Inha. Hants of a Ft r.ian Chris
tian town near Salman. .. .Two eomtnlx.slons
pniptslng peace to Insurgents witn au
tonomy hanyed In I'lnar b I Kb province
Hussla occupb-s Kin-Chan, China.
IMIIMItltl..
I't b 11 Illinois stf el Ct.'s works nt South
C li ago start full blast riving work fo .I.e. in.
May 22-Strike of Ann m an flint gi.iis
wori.eis' union. Inam-'iirated In littsburgh
4 yrs ag.i. tleclurttl oil; had cost union over
Jl i i,i t -a.
Jul -Cp in failure of Joint ware ronftr
t -nee at Y ur-ystow:i. O., of A mil i; i malt d
Association of Iron and Sit . I W'efkers and
mannl.ict un rs. all union iiiI:I.u Il mJ;;;,,isi
lilt 11 lend. It d idle.
Jul fe-Cn.it w.ift. strugi-l" Inaogurnted
by Fnltetl Mine V. ork. rs of A m-noa by n
g. m ral si l ike of coul mint ra In litubui gli
(Fa.) .llstr.ct.
Jul k t'nlied Mine Workers' ),en bpiar
tis at Columbus, ()., nport K5,o'i i..l:uts
jlJul 27-Al-ronquin Woob n Mills Co. of
Habile. N. J.. notlfbd emplt y of wage
inert a-e of from hi to 15 p. r n nt.
Jul ; -Coal operators uf litt-bargh dis
trict adopt. I "tru" uriifor m.t " r. n 1 1 rm nt.
J -.li ;,l - William Co in in in;-, s, bad. r of Icn.
union miners at S.-ottdaie, Fa., billed In
quar rt 1 v It h union men.
Aug 4-Juige J.o kson (f.tbrrl court Ht
Harki l-.-but r. W. Va.) in loins 15. V. Dels
and assnii.il a t res-passing t.n pn pert y f
M..nong.ih Coke K t'oiil Co., or Unit Ing It S
i mph i s to xtrlke.
Aug Is l'r bmlnary Injunction Issutdnt
Fills burgh. Fa., a gal n't man bin it of nt I lk-
rs or lot t fi rt in with N. Y. Cb-v land
(J.H Coal t'o.'s miners made leri::an lit.
Aug 21- Nine t:i'-n .-rbui.- !y i : i j ti r I In riot
nm.ing strike rs at li.liy mint s mar FUt
burg h.
Aim 2-5-Fmployera ctrieetlo rirrr-aa of .,
I.er tt-r t. In wugea to New York tailors,
and Ft nke .b r l.i rt 1 off.
Auk 25-ln Ntw York city. Iii ) cloak
m.iKirs strike f,;r higiur wagts.
Aug ill -Labor b h b rs In eorf renre nt
St. Louis n b.pt r' sulutions a-oilrg g-.v rn
in. ra by injunction, f ivoring publi.' owr.t r
i., ot railways nnd ttitgiaphs, and riftit
of " p;. i o b a r a I m s.
S p 4 In 1) we k of rn'mrj" atrlke, sulk-
r s lost In v act s II a,! mi.
S" p l'i--Nlni t. n tb a I mt I (1 wicir- I d was
risu't of volley f'.red by deputy nh-rifts
H to mob of m'.n ra on out skirt s of La tlm r.
Fa.
.s.-p II Intf rtaf rorventlon of mlnrrs
at ( olumbus. ()., voted to accept compro
mise of (j tints a ton ar.l declare oft the
trike.
Fep !-lT. R. court at Wheeling. W. Va.,
makes itrpetual ita Injunction Issued dur
ing atrike forblddlrg 12. V. Dcba aud oth
ers from speaking lu the state.
Sep 22 Sheriff Martin and S deputies in
dicted at Wllkeabarre, Fa., for murder of
miners at lattimcr Sep 10.
Sep 27 At (Jlrardsville, Fa., 9 men wound
ed In riot over mining troubles.
Oct ! Iroopa withdraw from Haseiton,
Fa., quiet having been restored; nearly all
th miners had returned to work.
Nov 2i In Wilmington (III ) coal field,
J.ooo minera reaume work.... Wages of 15,ix)
employes Increased 10 js?r cent, by Missouri
Facltlo Ity.
Nov 30 At Olneyvllle. R. I.. "a.Oot) mill
operatives received wage advance of 20 per
cent.
lVc 1 At Youngstown, O., 7.0TO men In
limestone and Iron trades received wage
advance of from ID to 20 per cent.
Dec 10 Coal miners' strike In northern
llllnola fields declared off.
Dec IS Wages of lo.Ooo window glass
workera In 1'iltaburgh district ralaed 15 per
cent.
i.ynciiixc;"'
Jan 50 At Amite City, ... Ilus Williams,
John Johnson and Archie Joiner; murder
of Cotton family. 6 members.
Feb 4 Near lCocklbld. Ky.. Robert Mor
ton (colored); for writing Insulting lettc rs
to a popular white woman.
Feb 17 Near Webb City, Miss., 2 negroes;
Incendiarism.
Mar 6 At Rock Springs, Ky.. S negroes
shot and whipped by w hite caps.
Mar 15 At Juliette, Fla., 3 negroes; had
murdered John HarfUld and John 11. Tur
i;r r.
'Apr !I-Near O'Neill, Neb., Frank Cole:
alleged horse thief.
Apr Jii At Sunnvslde, Tex., 4 negroes;
murder, rape and incendiarism.
Mav 1?-At J.fT. Ala.. Nellie Smith and
Mandy White (negresses); had poisoned
Kelly family.
May 1.: At Jrff, Ala.. Jim Nance (nerro);
Implicated In poisoning of Kelly family.
May 11 Near Rom-bud, Tex., 3 negroes;
a;s iult d white rlrl.
May ID Near Mountain Grove, Mo., whl'e
caps shot John Mitchell and Jack CofT
imi nn.
Jun 4-At Frhnna, O.. Chas. Mitchell
(ngro); 2 lives lost, la citizens wounded In
riot preceding lynching.
Jun t At Frinreis Anne. Ml.. Wm. An
drews (colored); bad Just been legally en
Hnre.l to death for assault.
Jul 1 rt-Near );l:.a. Ala , Major Terml (ne
gro): bad assaulted a whit woman ur.d
burned her and her baby to tb nth.
Jul ll-At Columbus. Ca., Dr. W. T,.
Ryder: bad murdered young woman who
had n -letted Mm.
Jul 21 Near Jackson's Hole. Wyo., John
I). Sargent: for nbue which resulted In
wife's death. ...At Fitt.sbt.ru. MIvs.. Jim
Sellers (negro): murder.
Jul 27 N.-.r Little Rock. Ark .white men
named Crownovir and Reach; horse steal-fig-
Aug C Near Rarbersvllle. Ky., Jack Wil
liams: had ravart-d a deaf mute tirl
named iney Ra y. . . .Nea r Spring Hill.
Ala., Goo. Turner (negro); attempted ns-
Ml lilt.
Aug 12 -Near Chamberlne. N. M , Harold
Moslt-r (ag-d 1.1), of Kansas City. M.; was
visiting with family who had trouble with
neighbors over ranch boundaries
Aug l'. Near Franklin l ark, Id., a Ch(
cag'i suburb, a tramp for murderous as
aa ult on a vvoma n.
Aug 21 At Williamsburg, Ky., Klrany
Sullivan; sent- net d to 2')-vrs. for assault.
Aug24-At Abbeyville. Ala., Frank Smith
(v iloredi; bad threat in tl to divulge iiunus
cf white rappt rs ti grand Jury.
Sep 15 At V rsabk-s, Ind., Lvlo Levi.
Ib rt Andrews, CllfTonl Gordon, Wm. Jenk
ins und liiney Shult r; charged with bur
glary. S. ; IS-AI head of Moreau river, S. D., 2
Cllttle thieves.
o.-t 15 Near Kendall. Ky., Torn Farker
(negro): had killed white cap w ho attack d
hi 4 home on Rayou Koratarta, La.,
Douglass Holtt (colored) ; for running quur
ai tine gauntlet.
Oct lu-N'ear Wllmot, Ark., . whlto man
named Cob-; murder of constable.
Oct I'M At Morcrui, A. T., Juan Matb-ra;
mur-li red two men.
Nov 2 At Carrollton, Ala., Rud Heard;
a-iult.
Nov 13 At Wllllamsport. N. D.. 3 Indians:
murder Spicer family In 1-Vhruary. ., . At
ost i tia. Ark., Henry FhllHi m (colored);
corifessi-d murtb-ri r.
1 . c 7 At Gardnerville, New, Adam L'ber;
murder.
Dt! P) N'tnr Wi-sson, Miss, Chas. Jones
(negro): murder Mrs. brown Smith und her
4 children.
Dec m-At St. Gabriel, La., 2 negroes;
charg tl with murder.
Dee P5 At Rank.ston Ferry, Miss., Tom
Walkr (color d); Implicated In murder of
Hrow n family.
Dee 23 -At Furmlngton. Wash , Chadwick
Marshall and John McDonald; charged
with murdtr.
mi; n;ono!.o;i( !..
Jan 2 Moorlng.sp.orf , La., almost demol
ish, d by cyclone, 4 killed.
Jun L I :.uiliiiiake on Klshin Island In
l' I'jlan gulf kill, d 2,500 pt rsoiia.
Jun 21 -.Most w ide.-.pi ad tdd wavo of
ytars r-port-d I rum all M-ciiona us far
1.0 u th us cent ral Tex us und n or I In in Louis
iana: tt mpciuturv In iioilliwe.t Horn 15 to
3.) below.
Jan 25 At Virginia, Minn., thermomttir
ito.td il below.
l-'i li 2'1 Th rinonit it rs ngister from II
to 4) b. low throughout northwi ht.
Mar lVhii;lty uf Jtetltord. Ind.. sufTi rs
from fn'shei tt exit lit of JJ.ooo.uoo.
Mar lo-JiuUton, O. T 1. early dt.stroyed
by j clone.
Mar lv-Leeds, Lynn, Jume.s, Hlnton und
Merrill, In low a, flooded.
Mar l'.-ln W lsct.iu.in, Minn sofa. Iowa,
Nebraska, Missoun, Illinois, Ktiituckj,
Ttnnts.s.-e, Ar'-iuiisa, Mi.-t.lss. pi and
Louisiana, s 1 1 tains become lading tcr
iciits; loss of life und prop, ity lm-
r.o-n.-i' I ilea, Mms., uiitluil l.y totna-
ilo; a l.uiii. r kill. I TeXaa jtiol ile-
hiroys bou.il a ul 1'Uim, Denton, Hutch-
Im, Hasi.a and Fill Wt.ilh Cjtlolu:
h vvi 1 J .s over Lu ke Cb u I It s, ( ia t on, J loi ns
by, Idaliu und other Louisiana towns;
many 1 1 v s lost.
Mar22-'yt lone at Arlington, Ga., wrecks
academy bui!.ii:,g, 'J kill. u. . . .Tornudo m ar
Abbevilio and (.tiioa, Ala., kills 5 Hot k-
ii.gham county, N. II., rhuktii by t-aith-quake.
.. .Cyclone In Cynthiana un 1 a.-.h-mgtoii,
Hid., wrtcka muiy buiilng.s. . . .
Strioua floods ulung Dea Moini.-i 1 1 r lu
low a.
M r 21 -All Iowa farms In valb ys of
Floyd, Hit: Sioux, Ltttlo Sioux, Rock, Jim.
Yt.i miliiou a 1 1 1 1 .Ikhorn riv r uii.b r w uu-r
. . . . Mankato, Minn., Hooded; 4 iliowiu-d.
Mar 2 Austin, 'i fx., xwept I y 1 ycltii.e.
.Mar ..0 -i hlt e breaks occur In b V 1 e that
protects Mississippi delta Chamib r, O.
i' , aliiio.-tt totully ib atroytd by lori.ntio; 4
klli.-U.
Mar 21 Gratlys, Ark., almost diMroynl
by cyrloiie; 4 killed... .Tornado swtipt
ui-ru.si country 4 units (.ml td Sup rl .r,
Neb. ...Sevi re bll.ard pti vails oVttWiMt-
ciii N bra .ka and Colorado.
Apr 2 N-ar Indian Ha, Ark., 5 drow netl
w hip., lie. 11, g In lore l 1m ng vs alt 1 s tI U Into
rlvti, and a lnul 1) i.ta r M.idlld, Mo Cy
clone In Mouth, in part of t k vilund coun
ty. Aik.; I kllicd.
Apr 11 'i'otal area ur.b r water by Too. Is
I5,m aquaie milt .1-7. '."" njuan- milia
In Mb'is..ippl, 4.. t-quaic riul.-s 111 Arkan
sas. l.iT.s square mil. In Missouri. I,;'1"! lu
ii 1. 111 ss.. e and 4.i lu Loui-iana. I- tooth d
iiViiruls coiiiHlt.d :i..',oo r.. rniH, v.iln. d ut
4-.... l,l li .m 1 pa I hi 1 eel sol l.'a.-1 t J 1 a i.d
i 'ol ks, N. D , lioodt tl h It t I tilt p l.j 1 1 1 ill t I
in Hi tl riv er.
Apr 5..1-I11 West Guthrie. O. T., d .ud
bui .t tloe.i Uinn.-nse U.in,,o;e. .5 ilrowntd.
.May II Rapid lull of .M ,s.-,...s; pi iur
fiuiu .ltmpliis ta g. i..f g.ie l.uine that
gnat II" i was ov I , damage i.u.oiititt o 10
iH...j','-'
.ia 25-At 151 I'aso. Tex. glv Ing w ay of
lo .1 e .-tr.. e l L) )loU. a.
M j y 27 - A t LI i 'a si, i' x , a a cord break
In b vie tloes great tlamagu. . , . Vei nioii t
hl.i-kt ! by t art!. quake.
Jun h-f ii..n at Lytic, Minn., and vi
cinity ii " nr. at da mat.- . 1 kili.-d.
Juu ls-t')iline tb si r tying farm build
In.t of Illinois It. sill 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 for ft t hlc-mlnu-1
tl 1 In. .in 11 ut Lint oln killed 4.
Jun 21 - " 1 lorif ri a r S 1 line, Kan , wrecks
many buil.'lngs, 3 klllel Much damage
done by ),a' at Top. kn, linn.
Jul 4 -Ha mum. Minn., partially dt stroyed
by tornado.
Jul ', -bnvrv, Minn., wiped out by cy
clone; II klll -.i
Jul - In Chiengo, 21 die. ? driven Insane
nr.d f.O prostrati d by oter-.F In nt, many
PIo en.-s throughout Illinois, M l.hlrn n.
Wisconsin, lown. India', a, oi.Io nnd Ml-
0111 1 . . . . M ut h il.imarp done I v torr n bibi
western Kentmky and noutlorti Illinois;
m- i nil fa I altt b s
Jul 22 - (ion dlmrst strikes Your. rtown,
O. ; ntr our,tv east nrid writ 2'i mllrs
Ho .'e I Rartl-qunke at S iratog-i. N Y'.
Jul 23-Fpprr Kiriton, W. a . almost en
tirely wpt away by trriad.; siveral
kill'. I.
Jul J'l-NViir Pin Jose, RI., eye'one did
much d i niag : 7 l db-d.
An; 17-N -it r Wllmot. B. D . ? In of snow.
S.-pl3-At Fort Arthur ar.l Sabine Fns,
Tex . hurricane results In l i dead, many In
jured and li.Act'O I jss to crops.
Oct 5 Delaware coast swept by worst
storm tn li) years; damage. Jl.uco.OoO.
Oct 2'5 RUzzirti In euteni Colorado, Ne
braska and South Dakota.
Nov lo Deatruetlve tornado at Rouldcr
and other Colorado towns.
Dec 3 Violent earthquake felt at Galena,
111.
lec 13 Tornado at Folnt La Hacn. Ia.,
wrecked buildings and took llfe,...15arth
quake at Libunoii. 11L
M.tllOLOGY.
Jan I Congressman-elect J. J. Davidson,
at Heaver. Fa.: aged SH.
Jan 6 Minister Willis, at Honolulu.
Jan 9-Kx-Gov. Daniel T. Davla, of Maine,
at Har.gor; aged 62.
Feb 3-Rev. J. A. Rrooks, prohibition can
didate for vice prealder.t in lsss, at Mem
phla. Tenn.
Feb 14 Gen. Joa. f). Shelby, near Adrian.
Mo Lx-Congressman John Randolph
Tucker, D. D., L.L. D.f at Lexington, Va.;
aged 74.
F. h 15-Wm. F. St. John, at New York;
aged Jo.
Feb 17 Rear Admiral F.dmund R. Cal
houn (retired), at Washington; aged 75....
c,en. Alf. FUaaanton, at W ashington; aged
73.
Feb 22 Rlondln (Jean Francois Gravele),
famous rope walker, at London; aged 73.
Mar 8 Mrs. Henry Ward Reedier, at
Stamford, Conn.; aired Sv.
Mar lo Lx-L'. S. Senator Jos. N. Dolph,
at Fortland, ore.: aged t,2.
Mar 2s Wm. T. Adams (Oolvcr Op
tic), at Ronton; nged 75 Mrs. Margaret
J. Fronton, well-known writer of bouiliern
war poetry, nt Haltlmore.
Mar 3' 15x-U. S. Senator Angus Cameron,
at La Crosse, Wis.: age 1 71.
Apr 1 Hear Admiral Jno. II. Russell (re
tlrid), at Washington; aged ".
Apr I '-Lx-F. S. Senator Daniel W. Voor
het h, at Wnshlnuton; uged 7i.
Apr ls-Congri ssman Svth K Mllllken
(Me ), nt Washington.
Apr 22-Congressman Wm. Steele Hol
inun (Ind ), at Washington; n ;.! 75.
Ctd. Jesse 15. l'cylon, the father of ccn
tenluls, ut Hiiddolitleld. N. J.
May 3 l5x-Gov. Albert G Fortcr, of In
diana, ut Indianapolis; agfd 74.
May 4-Admlral Meade (retired), at
Washington.
May U-F.x-l'. S. Senator ond ex-Gov.
Rlt hard Coke, of Texas, at Waco: ngtd U.S.
May 2-F. S. Senator Jos. A. Ratio, at
Greenville. S. C....Gt-n. Horatio King, at
Washington; aged t:7.
Jun ; Rear Admiral Sam. Fhlllips Lee
(retired), at Silver Springs, near Washing
ton. Jun 9 Alvuh G. Clark, famous nstron-ornt-r,
at Cambridge, Mass.: ur 1 I5.
Jun 21-CoiigreHsn.un Kdwurd D. Cooko
(Chicago). In Washington; a-etl 4S.
Jul 5-Kx-Gov. Jno. 15vans. at Detivef;
aged K1.
Jul h-F. S. Senator Isham G. HarrlH
(Ttnn.). at Washington ; ug d 7D....15.X
(Vngrcssnian Wm. Sbu.11111 Grueabeck,
n. iir (inclnr.atl; ugul M.
Jul 2:! llx-Gov. J. A. Morton (N. C ). at
11 art. Mich.
Jul 2-'-Lx-IT. S. Senator Jas. R. Dordlt
tle, Ht Rdgcvvood. near Frovidtnce, R. I.;
aged h2.
Aug 1 1 F. S Senator Janus '. George,
at Mississippi City, Miss.: aged 71 Con
gressman Ashley 1 1. W right, ut North Ad
ams, M iss. ; aged .Vi.
Sep 27 Rx-Secn tary of the Navy Geo. M.
Rub son, at Tr. nton. N. J.; aged :.
Oct 2-(lin, Ncal Dow, prohibitionist, nt
Fortland. Me.: ag.-d !''. ... II. S. Senator
S.tmu.l J. R. McMillan, In St. Faul, Minn.;
a.'ed 71.
o. t s I-5x-F. S. Stnator Jno. Roderick
Mel 'hersoii, at Jerst y City, N. J.; ngetl (II.
Oct 12 Lx-1'. S. Senator Charba W.
Jon.s (Fla ). at Detroit, Mich.
Oct 13 l-5x-F. S. Senator Robcrson, at Co
lumbia, S. C
o.-t 17-Churba A. Dana, editor cf New
Y01 k .Sun, ut Gl.-ncov ., L. I. : aged 71 15x
F. S. Senator Algernon S. Ruddock, ut
Ilea trice. Neb.; ng.d 157.
o.-t p Admiral Jno. l.orlmer Werden (re
tlrtil). hero of battle between Monitor and
Merrlmac, nt W a-hington ; aged Mi.
Oct l'J-Goo. M. Hullmaii, In ad of Falace
Car I'umpanv, at Chicago; ng. d r,ii.
Oct 2 l len rv (ieorg. candidate for may
or of Greater New York and tingle-tax ud
voeate ; ac d rs.
Nov 2 I5x-F. S. Senator Gen. Thos. A.
Ciiru-m in, at Morgn ntowri, N. C.; ar d M.
,uV r-Hx-Gov. Jas. Hindi r, ut Milton,
D. I. ; ui; d 7s.
Nov - 15-F. S. Senator Nathan I'tllows
DKon, at Westerly, R. L: uged f.O
Nov 15 15x-Congr ssnian John M. Lorig--1
1 . 1 1 (Va.), prominent colored loan, in
Wai-hlngton. u ;d f.S.
Nov 2H-KX- 'ongrt r.'niiin Rphraim M.
Woriner, at I . bunoii, la.; ag't. f.J.
Dc ', I ix.Conrre-siiiitn Ja.-. S. Cotheran
(S C), ut New York.
Dec l.'-Mrs Nancy .NTcKlnb y, president's
nioth'r, at Canlon, O. ; agt d
Dee is ) Ix-c'ong rcssma n Chnrles I
Chllds (111.), at Hittsburgli Washington
Heslng. at Chicago. ng d -1I.
Die 2u Hx-Congrcssinan Chas. Daniels,
at Rufl'alo, N. V.: ug. .1 i,Il.
Dec 23 Fx-Congreasman John Ration
(Fa.). In Fhlladt Iplua.
iMii.i 1 ic i.. son vi Ri.i.Kiiors ami
151)1 CATION l
I't b2 Vt m -'.in lanibltratlon treaty sip red
In Washington; commission to consist of
'hi. f Justice Fuller lilld Jtiatlce HlfWer fsr
I '. S., and Lord lb r -. In II und Sir Robt.
olllii lor Gieal Hiitaln, these to select 11
lift h nn inbi r.
lib S-Nbiask.i legislature defeated bill
for .vimiun HUiitugu unit luJm nt to coiistl
tut Ion.
l i b 11-1. R. Fotter (N. Y.) elected presl
tl n t League of A mil ic an W ht t Inn n, ul Al
bany. N. Y.
l-'t bpi-Wfiman suffrage nrnendment lost
lu .N.- a, la b gl. nature l.i to U.
Feb IV 1 it ..t l.allonal con e r ? s of mot ti
ers vi r held asM-mbb d In Washington, )m
! I. gat. s present Mat n l'age (V.i ) elect-
.1 pi. -iutnt National J'.u riu rs' Alliance
und liidu.sirl.il union, In Washington.
lib 2.-. Mis. A1ll.1l Sit veio-.ori rt lected
I it !ii nt-gt in ral Diughtt ra of American
Revolution, at Washington.
Mar o-.Maik llanna (up., O.) uppolnted
to I . S. h n.ite.
Mar 4-Wm McKlnlev (O ) and Garret
A. ilobart (N. J.) Inaugural) d prtsidi-nt
and v In- pn s lent of U. S. before Chief
Justice Fulb r.
Mar 5-Serial ronflrma cabin t appoint
ments: Seer, tary f stale, John Sh rman
li); a " riiary of tr asury. Lyman, J. (iuge
(HI ); FicHiary of war, Husll A. Algr
( Mich ); uttoi n -gt in ral, J...s. M Kunin
(iil.); post masti-r-gt n ral, Jas. A. Gary
(Mdi: Ht-tittary of navy, Jno. D. Long
( Mass.); sei re tary if Intt ri.r. Coritt Ilus N.
Hlisa (N. Y.I; secretary of ailculture, Jas,
W Us. .11 ( I u I.
Mar 15 Fifty-fifth congress convened In
extraordinary M-snbm; T. H. R ed reelected
Kpeak. r of bouse of 1 pi t st iilallves.
Mar 22 F. S. suprt rue court tb ebb tl (Jus
tl. ts lit id. (iruy, Shlras and W hile ills-s.-nllng)
that agreement uf Tr.i lis-M issour I
i 'night a -so. iatloii to maintiln rati a wil h
In Its 1 1 iittt.ry waa a violation of uia.-tiutt
law of Is.-i.
Mar 21 House of r prt M ntatlvi s passu!
(2i,;, to l.'2 Dingh y turiif bill.
Apr c.-Carter II. H irristn (.1. 111 ) min of
late Mayor Harrison, k ctt d mayor of Chi
1 a go
Ar 12 I'r sl l nt names Si r utor Wol
cott (Col.). C. J. Fallm (Hospu,) and ex
Nice Hn iti. b ut Stev nsoii ( III ) as j-orninls-Kioto
1 1 to intt 1 nail inul monttury coniir-
1 nee.
Apr 2V-.M Mobile. Ala . 752.1 international
con v i, t ion of V . M. C. A. on v cm a.
. 1 r 27 Grant mormon nt Ii augural pa
rale Wltro t -t d by 2. it -o.i.fl pt-opie; lattb -nhips
of in.i! r. aliens .trio ipale In naval
par. i b, and Frtsi l nt ,b l.lnuy sptuk.s at
tomb.
Apr 2swiIII.ini J. I dl.no (rep., Ky.) i lect
ed to U. S st 1. a te.
May l-'H nn. sun cer.tt r.rdul exposition
up 11. -I at Niishv lib-.
May 5-F. S. .nate rt fus d (II to 2'I) to
ratify g- n ral arbitration lit ,-tty with l.ng
I 1 nd . . . I Inlv 1 rs.il post al 1 1 ngrt is eon vt m s
in Wn&hlngton, 7.j couutiles hi Ing rtpre
Hi rii d.
May 1') Aim rlcan Raptlst Home MlsMon
nty aoiitty In ann ual it s.tion In 1 Ittaburgh,
la.
May 2o - L. S. at rial e 1 us d (II to 1 It ri o
iul it'll i t cogn.atUuc Cul, an l II gt ri m y . . . ,
llou-ie of n pr. ntatlv s unanimously ap
propriates . .".mm for it Ik f of Ann ri an t it-
U- m In Cuba National l.ood Citizens'
t tiiiv nth. n In Nashv lib-, 'li iin., n.bipu d r s
, lull. ins t tiding to pi 0111. d ton of goodt it.
liiilii (die bun drid and Mr th general
assembly of I 'resbytt rian 1 huri h meets at
La; le Like. Ind l
Jun 2 - Intt rm. llomil romrnrrel.il confer-
nte opened In Fhlladt Iphla. Frt a. Me kin
It y -pt .klni-
Jun P Irving Rous" fleeted prisldtnt of
nnrs.-r) men, nt St. I.oult.
Jun 1.-l i.lv r.uil pnstul congress nd-
J.OIl 111 I
Jun l Stewart L Woodford (N. V)p.
pointed Mini it r to Spain.
Jun 17 American Railway tinhm (R. V.
D i ". Pr' s ) 1 bar gr d name of nrgar.latlon
to "Social i in... r.fv of A inei i. a." nt1l
n bipi'-d tleel 1 rat Ion of rim I pies 001 Ilnlns;
,r... 1 scheme for a eooperatlvt' mm.
limiiw e ilih
.Ion 2!-(ien Jno R. C.nrden rerbrtl d een
eral eomrn m ler nf Fnlied Confrdi rate vt f
t rail:, at Nashville, Tenn.
Jul 7 Tariff bill rassea IT. S. aenate 51 to
H... .Young Fcople'a Society of Christian
Kndeavor convention opens In 11 simul
taneous meetings In Pan Francisco.
Jul p Trana-M laslsslppl congress, at Salt
Taike City, adopts reaolutiona favoring Ha
waiian unnexatlon. construction of Nic
aragua canal, recognition of Cuba and free
coinage of silver.
Jul li House of represe ntatlvea adounted
(1S5 to Hi) conference report on tariff bill.
Jul 25-Dlngley tariff bill passed (4U to 20)
IT. S senate and algr by president....
I'resldenfs currency rerorm message nn
reived by congresa referrreil to finance
committee by aenate, recommendation
adopted In a bill In house, after which both
branches adjourn sine die.
Jul :"J Frilled States larue of Rulldlnsr
and Loan associations elect L. NV. Sanborn
(111.) president, at Detroit.
Aug 4 League of American Wheelmen
meeta In Hhlladelphla.
Aug h National Christian Alliance con
vention opens In Cleveland, O.
Aug 13 National encampment O. A. R,
open at Ruffalo. N. V.; addressed by Frea.
McKinley on 24th; J. F. 8. .obln U'a.)
elected commander In chief on 20th.
Aug 2t5 New American party launched In
St. Louts by convention of delegate from
9 states; Col. 1-5. II. Sellers (Detroit), chair
man; platform demands demonetization of
gold and silver andan unlimited paper cur-
rtSep I Fx-Gov. Hoard (Wia.) elected pres.
Idem of Farmers' nutional congress, at SU
1 Oct 14 Resignation of Justice Stephen
.1. Field (U. S. supreme court) to lake effect
Dec. I accepted.
Oct 15 Kvangellne Clsneros, who escaped
from a Cuban prison, signs declaration In
New York of Intention to become an Amer
ican citizen.
Oct 2I National Womcn'a Christ Ian Tem
perance union In twenty-fourth annua con
vention at HulTalo, N. V.
Oct 3.1 Tennessee Centennial exposition
nt Nashville closed; total attendance alnre
openlm:. 1.750.ooO.
Nov 1 I'nloii Fad Mo road sold by gov
ernment to reorganization committee at
Omaha, for J.',.x.5,74S. , ,
Nov 2 -Robt. A. N un W yck (dem.) elected
mayor of Greater New York; Roger NVol
cutt (rep.) governor of Massachusetts, a re
publican legislature in New Jersey; In Ohio
Gov. Rushiull (rp.) reelected, with a re
publican liglslatlve plurality; Leslie M.
Shaw (rep ) governor of Iowa; Maryland
it ts r publican legislature; I. HogeTj r
(di m.) elect, tl governor of N Irginla w ith
d, -mot ratio legislator-: republic una ret 9
out of hi Judaea In Kansas; fusion ticket
wins in Nebraska: Ktiitin ky legislature Is
democratic; hiuI South Dakota republicans
tb t t It out of K Judges.
Nov 15 Compact between IT. fl., Russia
nnd Japan to protect seals elgncd In N asn-
,nNov'l&-l'resldent signs treaty adopted
by universal postal congress ...Aaron
Jones Gn.l.) elect. I worthy master of Na
tional Grange, rt 1 l irrlsburg. 1 a.
in c -(.'has. NV. Hunt (N. V. elect pres
ident of American Society of Mechanical
Knulnei rs, in New York.
I,,.,. 4-!ov. Griggs (N. J ) accepted ap
prlrtment lo be uttorney-general in Ire.
SlcKlnley'a cabinet.
Dec 13- Nmerlean Federation of Labor In
17th annual convention, at Nashville. Tenn.
1 Dec 14-U. S. Senator J. W. Dan e (Va.)
reelect .!. ...Frederick Frab y. or Fhl adel
Ithla, r .-elected president of national board
of trade in NVashtnuton... .Cabinet ofhVers
n tend funeral of Mrs. Nancy Al ison Mc
Kinley. during hours of which business w as
Kiispt i-.d.-tl In Canton. O. .
Dec 15-Southern bankers In convention
nt Ntlanta fuvor coinage of more gold and
silver am! retirement of treasury notes.
D. c P5 Joseph McKenna (Cal ) nominat
ed to bo associate Justice of U. S. supreme
court. ... .
17 Carl S. hurz reelected preslJent of
National Civil Service Reform league. In
ai-ssloii at Cincinnati.
Dec is Samuel dumpers elected presi
dent American Federation of Labor at
Nashville. . , ,
Dec 21-Jcslnh Qulncy (dem.) reelected
mayor of Honton.
D.-o 22-R) clprodty negotiation between
U. H. and Germany suspended.
SM)ltTI(i.
Feb 7 Nllson. of Minneapolis, become
professional skating champion and J. IC
McCulloch, of NVinnlpeg, amateur, at Mon
treal. pv-h 1T A C, R. & q. train from Chicago
to Denver made the l.iC'5 m. In l.ia59 min.
Mar 17- Fltzsliiimoiis In prize fight at
Carson Cliy. Nov.. with Corbrtt won
world's champlonslilii and 915.0O0 in llth
round.
Apr 10 Tlllle Anderson (Chicago) won fl
la. (12 bra.) blcyclo race lu Detroit, making-
2d 111.
Apr 2: Kugene Taylor, linotype operator
ut Denver, Col., set Pd.S 0 ems In 8 bra.
May 5-R. 15. Reach swam (Indoors) 100
yds. In I in 1-5 at Chicago.
May (.-Farmer Martin F.urns defeated
Dan S. McLcod In wrestling match at
Davenport, la., for world s championship.
May 14-Cunard line steamer Lucatiia
went fr m New York to yueenstown In 0
il is. 11 hi s r.l min.
May 2'i Liicr tla, Rorgla, 4-yr-old filly,
m ole 4 m. In 7:11. nt Oakland. Cal.
Jun 21 ('. II. Henderson lowered blcyclo
road record for lot) in. to (5:30:211, at Denver.
Col.
Jun 21-F. C. Van de Sande made i tn. In
f.l 3-5 hi eon. Is , on n Chicago bicycle track.
Jul 1 Walter O. Sanger (cyclist) won 2out
of 3 '3-m. heals In race against Albatrous,
famous pacing horse, ut Colorado Springs.
Jul 2 Mt R ynolds ami Curruthcrs (tan
dem bb yt lo pair) lowered World's records;
1-3-m . u:3i 4-..; 'j-m., 0:55 3-&; 2-3-rn., 1:17 2-S,
at Color ado Springs.
Jul ;-Wi sb y Robinson and John Dresher
(land, tn cyclists) rotle from Orange, N. J.,
to Atlanta. Ga. ( I. ono rn.). in b)Uys.
Jul P.-I5. II. Ten Lyt k (American enrs
maii) won finals In great diamond acull
rae. -a at Henley. Rng.
Jul 17-Harry Sidw 11 (amateur) rode 1 m.
In 1 :l'i 2-5. at ( int innatl.
Jul 2i Lizzie Glaw (woman blcyrle charn
plolil rode 27 in. In 1 br. nt Toledo. O.
Jul 21-Star Fotnter tlefeated Joe Fachcn,
at Chicago. In 3 straight in. -hints.
Aug 2 Hcdro, carrier pigeon owned by
Feu r Tollons of South Rend. ilid.,tlew lAHO
m. In 2s hrs.
Aug : John Flanagan threw IC-lb hatn
iiur 1.7 ft. '4 In.
Aug 4-RalphOregoryand Ren Kelleyron
tand. rn (unpaml) in. In 0. 55', at Scran
ton, Ha.
Au,' is-Star Folntcr paced I m. In F5!'i.
at R.-atlvtlle. Mass. ...A. L. I lachenbr rger
rodo P,i m. on bicycle (unjiaced) In 6 hrs. 13
mill., nt 1 . -river,
Aug 30 W niters, on a London track, rode
Rn in In 3:25;.a "-5.
S p t.-Gco. V. Clatk dived Into Chicago
river from height of li,5 ft.
Sep Is Michael rode 25 rn., at Roston. In
45.5.S4-5.
Sep 23 -NV stern league and Western as
sociation bast bail Hubs close season with
Indianapolis nnd Cedar Rapid club hold
ing respective pennants.
Sep 27 J. NV. Stoi ks broke nil world's rec
ords from (1 to 2:1 111., going latter distance In
Ll:..l 2-5. In London A. 15. Jackson, of
Chatham, (mt,, and Chas. Roberts, of To
ronto, rode 2'i" m. in 13 hrs. 25 min.
Si 2.'-A. 15. NValli rs lowered every rec
ord from :i to t'i in , golnij l4 m. in l:o5.10 1-5.
and M m. In 2:7;" 4-5. ,
o. t 3-Natlonal league baseball season
close I with the tluht standing In the fol
lowing positions: Rosum, ,;i,,; Haltlmore,
N w York, .CI; Cincinnati. .571; Cleve
l.ii d. .."..'7; Wnshltigton, .4. 2: Hn.oklyn, .4.I2
liitsburgh. .45s; Chicago, .417; Fbiladt iphla,
.417; Louisville, .4'Hi; St. Louis, .221.
O.t 7-M!thal rode 1 m. In Fhlladelphla.
In 1 :.''! .v'. x thoroughbred horses in r hiv
won i.-m. rat u ugalnst 4 crack cyclist by 5
yd. In ..:..'.
Oct is -John R. Gentry and Robert J. In
team paced 1 m. at Gb-n Falls, N. Y.. In 2: S.
Oct II Haltlmore club won Temple cup
In Last ball contest with Roston, a.-curlr.g
4 of 5 r 11 it s played.
Oct 27 Dan Mcl.eod won world's wrest
ling 1 ham plon ship from "Farmer" Horn.
o. t ;s Chile Mi Ruble rode 2 m. In 3:24, at
Fhiia b Iphla.
Nov 12 ( has. M. Murphv role I tn In
Ri. 4-5. nt New York M it. hat I rode 15 m.
I:i III :i'7 2 5. st Chi ago.
Nov 13-l'nlvi rslty of Wisconsin In foot
ball game defeated U. of Chicago, in Chi
V.i I'n; sc.,re. 23 to K.
Nov 25 In fotubnll games In Chlcr;n
Tbar.ki.ivlng .lay Fnlverlty of Chicago
tl. f. ai d F. of Michigan, Chicago Athletic
11 ssocla t bui defeated New Jersey associa
tion, and the I of Wisconsin tlefeated
Northwestern Gil ) team. In Fhlladt Iphla
IT. of F nnviv anla tb-ft nted Cornell.
Nov Ti-Frilon Faeltic' fast m ill made CP.)
m. In 1 ntn.,-f rom Cfo vi one to ( imaha.
D"-e 4-Slo..s.,ri won (,-das. billiard m.iteb
in New Yoi k, dt featlng Ives In last game by
2 point s.
lce 1 2 C. N. Milb-r. ef chlrsKn. won (.
tla. bicycle rice in New York, inak Ing 2i
'i C. H. Hu-kb-y became eh impi-m quaii
eater of wot II. having rati n 2 a day lor 20
liinn.viillve .las
D.c 17 -" K Id" McCoy whipped DanCree
dori Iii pi-it for w orld middle-weig in
champl -oiiilp at New York.
D-f :-; -W nt,r ( sir ger made i rn. at
Milwaukee Iti I min rt
D. Frank McDinU ls Jumpetl on,
ska'e 31 ft. 7 In., at Mlnntepclu.
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