Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 January 1894 — Page 2

A BUSY YEAH.

Uvie"w of Many Thlntra That Happened During 1S03. The Most Important of thr. Heavy Dosierst Failures SUrtllus Caualttc nd Crlinrt llWtorlc Kteot ut -Iho Coleuibtan Exposition. Etc. business r.u lubes. rctv 1 Irt national bank of Milte Kreit,. in a Farmers' bnnk t llrrlr Pa, Feb 3 -Gate City UiUOBül task at Auaata, Ca . (a ojti Mar I3-Ksn Trost & Bssktair cempaav at Atcr.iso. i,'... Ate. t n llou Kur als hing compear, of Boston: ii.4w.ix!. Mar. I Alabama national bssk ut Mobile. Mar SS 'owrr r ial natiocal bank, of NüstsTille. Twin. ; tui,wa . . . Mar MrcaanlcV savluss fcaak at NasaTille, Teno . tSMU'.n Apr FMc & Ca, Elinas flra or Minneapolis.: tt.aUUfc. Apr 5 In Sm-x Clty. Ix. Fsioa Stoc: Yards compaay. ::sV.iM. a ad Iswb Utas anü Trust oomwinr. KUWJ , May s Cfctsmcal rational loa of CnkÄEo, Uh branch al Jston part: tI.MV .. flu-tx-nUWum?. Tmuux slictse aanufacturer Msv U Co'.cm":.. utumal back, in Chicago, 'Sl.o. ,tW. . . Ctp.ia; nsuiuoal lat.K at laaasapoilli. tl.tfM'JUU atusuced Juu-. 1. t May li-Fa.iw o' Columbia national bank Un Ck;cat-o eaurtl failure t.f banks at Hus.mu"vüle, Grtcntoa.Oxfru. MurrlsJown, Arcadia, Spicelaad Orleans Hebron. DrookMiin. Dunkirk. Geneva, lk swell. Knox, t Uubanoa oaä Gmnwood In Indiana; at Ilichland Luwardsburp. Lavtoa. Bcvkford and Charlevoix la Miefctsraa. Bank ol Oresron. Wis.; Baak or Cat-e . Ill, sad UaaU at CUarroount, O.... Big department store I Traufe A Upra ft Ca. .ad furniture store .of I-oppen Furniture comi.ny in Milwaukee, töuu.vai... Whisky firm or w . IL Themas & Son. tOJO.owx May 23 Ktaira (X Y. national bank. MiySl-David C Koblnsoc of Elmira, N. .i ti,.V.CMl . Ä Miy 2S Caarle- Foster, or Fosiorla, a. execreurr ol tie Utdted State trex-iary; fcCCV,ooo. May 27-Conl Ana of Weaver. Ceti & Ca, or Chicago: ibv.UV. J-iT." I Jifrcb-JiM' natlcnal baal: In Tacoma: 'aiAO. . 1'laaUattn lanU cf MUwauUcc; l.lu..Wi . . . Juae 5 Washington naüosal (resusieü July C), Washington tavinf. and Cinzcns national bants at Spltaae FaiK Wash. Juae 12 Uank at Uarr Oafc. Uan.. and IVoSissraatec savirgs baaSi at Kaasas Clty. Juae IS Nashville iTcan.) Savto! Co.. ISAKTö. . . . Aawrlcan national back a'.Uaiasa, HjO,OXi (resutaed Scjv 1. ) Jen? U l5se cwiat? lante at Palaesyllle, O. ... Citlicn bank at Fa'.rraouat. Ind. June IS Farmers' and Mtrchaats tank nt .Talractmt, Ind. ...Clty baefe at l3ia", Kan... KscbBcpe fcanu at Wetten, O....Flrt atlonal ranis at Kaa City. lias. Juno IG-First iiattcal toaah or Grundy Center, lx Jua 13 Kaaatvaa Loraber Ca at Iloston, Sct t?tZ.iM... Oil Well Mipplt Co.. or Pjttv tna-ch. Pa , Jl.kW.OU.., Urnnii raf.urv rejortel ot Caattancopa. Teaa., and at PlalavUlr, Kan. Jui.cEO lantrstty Iwntt treiuinod July 10) ad C.tv savitg bank at Lc Angeles. Cal Jotc 21 Fust nailonnl, SoaU) rn (sUfvrnla caticaal reurael July 1U); llrcadvray roaaaed Jun -it and Hast s!d bank, all at lot Anstl-s. Cal . and at San Die eo Uns ConBOlldatcd natlotwl bank and the bavlngs baal: ..C!i)ttVsavin tank or Portsnioatb, O.; J.se Pack cks-d at Santa Ani.a, San tSxo i rf'.nid Junf rti. 1'oanona and Oau-rlo, iaCaurornti, and at Ortcavilif. Jitcfc. Juno --State bask at Mlncenpolls. Mlns., First national bank at San Bernardino. Cat rewca.i Jv'.y Ii 1. 1 eojilc's bcni a1ci-rt bank at San Francl-co. JuneS-Uankor :"w Kncland at Mlncefly oil. Mica.. .Pank or New City. Kan.... Queen City bonk at UuSalii. N. Y.; tiSC.T!. Juao 27 Sc co cd nattonat bonk or A Wand. TCy. lri5tirr.Hl July Sit.. American Exckanse baak ol M .nceapoii. Allna. JubcSs Unkn Trust cjmpnny.or Sioux City, Ja : ISiJ DJ). ...Stale bank of Lockhavwn. la. Jun 2 Pint county bonk at Hinckley, illnn., and l-ranch back at Sand.toae. Juae at Baak of Clear Creek county at Georgetown. Col; tC3X.ju July 1 Kxchaace bunkat Webb City. Mo.... yirst national at Ouray, CoL reswaed Oct 18.) July 3 American national bank or Lcaavllle, Col. IStKwJi July & Ataerlcan savlncs bank at Pucbio, Col....riadlcy county bank at Garden City. Kan... Nctlts couaty bank at WorthlDgtcn, Jklina. July S Hank at Lcsueur. Minn Northern aaUonat at Ilk; Kapkl, Mtch....cmxec9" baak at vrianecoa'.c. Wb July lo (tarn: erlala laves tajent company nt Deavtr. riMiHS....Ilanklar boisc or V. I. Tbtratna it on at 51ii.yt11I III; Jö.K).a. July 11 Kansas City ilo. salo deposit and Ving bank: l.TCH.tO)....Xorth Galv.ston (Tex.) Laad ü Improvement association; fcVu,JalyJ2 Itxak or Commerce at Springfield, Mo.. KCw. ..Banker Uarrtt. Kan. Jul? 13 Nebraska .avlnss bank at I Jncoln; IKO.0XI f J j:ylt NatSraii hank or Kaaa City, Ma: n.COjvuu reaumttl Ojl 4.. ... Franklin savlaifa bsnkcr Kjnsaj Oty....Sclilcls!n?er syndicate, darpecju-rattrs In err nt Islijujmlng. Mlcli.... W IL Bush and ?. M Tar, lf3ifCi of Urovra fl'ajco botel la Denver. IK?.0U Jtlv 1 Northera laakatKaamClty.Kaa.; 13IS.0XI Jjly ir P(opts avlng bank fCI.r-.. (Coicratlo sav.rtys cad Hot y Mountain Uiai .and dollar saving tank, at Denver.... M'.wurl 'naticnal tank vrtumed July 31) ct Kacas Ctty. trou.wx July 1 In Kansas CltUer.s tank or Kansas City, Uank of Hichraoad. Farmers' and Merrhants" bank of OtatsoUimk- ao'l F;rst national feaak lrecmul Auf. 15 and People savlng-j ilianlc or Fort fcott.... Three rational bank-s Ith Calon rumfd A up. 19. taf Commercial iand th National bank ol tonuaerce treaumed "Auk 1"i, and the Mercantile resuiaed Acs. 53. ttke Capital and itas North Denver banks. In lDeaer July 13 In Colorado at Denver State nation'u German national and People's nations baaks (resumed Ac?-19. July ;i Ccmmerctal bank la Slllwaukc fl.- , July 2C la illlsranketr the JUltraukco nrvItlooal (resumed Sip.S and th Sooth SWo 'savlcrs baak . State Rational bank at Knoxhnile, Teaa... First national bank at IIu&clll 'Kaa. . Julv :i Cpy national bank at LouHvlite, Ky. I,... Citlxens bank at Conr.ci-svtlle. Ind. July 2& V, tseoasla Fire & -Marine coaXpaay s lank la Milwaukee .... HrUtol Banklnz j.t 'J'rest compat-y at Knoxvllie. Tenn.... In"dlarar IM national bank.... Bank ol Commerce ;at luduinatx'lts, Ind.... At I-ouUvIile, Merchastt t.nlonaL LonfsrlUt; depoijt and rourtb. national rwuMed Amr. a book. juirsj vermaa excaasre uaas at iortace. nVia) . . . July 57 Oreron national bank at Portland ....FarmTs' bank at Min.nl Merlins. Ky Bank or starta. Wli . .First national and Moatana tatwaal baaka at Helena, Jiont.... Natlon-I Granite nute bank at Exeter, N. II. Fim natlcasl at illJldlcsboro, Ky.... jTraders" bank at 5our.t Sterllaif. Ky. July l rst national canu atureat raus. Moat.... Farmer and Merchant' bank at Oovtntnar, Iad....GcrmaaAmerican trank at Port VrtshmctoB. Wis.... Symour-a baak at Ci'ppcwa Fal.., win. JuIt 3J-Flrst national bank at Kankakee. HI.... Dollar fcavlac.. bank at Youmtmowb. O. Cltlieav Savlnc ana ixxin aocatioa at lAkro3.0....CoJSierclal baalt at E.iu Claire, VU ....Savlcxs bank at Baraboo, Wl.... Fir.it icaUcaai at Aasiaau. July 31 First national banK nt ivrtiano. urc. First national lanit at -iao uautu. uro.... rpcadloton tavlnc lank. Ore....Sprincne!d, savlncH bacit. Jio....AKron MTinjr duok. -. ... I'ark national bank, lAvincratoo, Muni Ate. 1 In Cnlcapo, lollowlag aemfcers of ys-,-. ,f tra.i-: J.ikn Cudabv. B. W Bailey !&Co, Vrtsht& Ilaughey. A- llclmbo-tzi Ca. J. G. Stevens li Co. North American Provi sion comiany: Ilabilitic. acountea to nearly HOJ'WO ...f-cvin Cerner lank at St. Pauk ailr.a ...Safety Bciwilt & Trust company at l-nvcr. Col .... . Ai S-TH Pa o fTex. ) national bank First national at Birmingham. AH.... Saving tank t Anthony. Kan .. In Chicago, lollowlnij t-ard al trade firms: D. lplwu, & Son ccra- ; jay. G. G l'arker & Co.. Thomas Cralj; liaklitics cxrcedl tl.wmtt , Aue -liultable Accident Insurance conspany or Denver .. .The Jatnes IL Walker bis ,iry cools concern ol Chlcaco; tili,.... First national uanK at uuinanuu, litns nn:'..iial lack at ;-luncic, inu....rjri national bank at Plattevillc Wl,..,Lxchano lank at O.U'y. Wis. e Aus f Bank or St. James. Minn. ..Sir.t twink at Mapltoa. Minn.. l.xchan?o national sanu at M-elic?. W Ya.... 1 armer' nn.I Tracers bank nt In. la.. .. Garden Grtvo (la l lank... t miens' uanktat iww AuX. T Bank ol North Branch. Minn ...:ailoaal bank cf StunrK Mlch....Grtua county lnkofSirtn?neid,Mo. , Awe e iiacK oi neusnury, t- ...utmju Ware bank in New York.... Barron count v toink at Bice Lake, Wis.... T. IL Hotchkljs it Oj ot New York leck cr.ct.anc; tKM.UA). .. Bobtrt 11. Colemaa. Letaaoa Vi.) iron kins; ti.'.wu.un

Wash . .Suttoa I x c mm. lal

A o-liink of Co'.fai. ,t, -. u it r.nr-j. Te tun1 of Mttiu-aiH-d. jiiau .. k uu ua.iv.u-. Uck of .NatiVil,Tt n:!. Avk l-Anwrtan nattanal lank at Nash.iiianl Sen I CaUloll counJ iv exchan )utkai Klnsston, Mo....Bxchanse iusi a i w. u ... Ac 12-Pnlri citv bank at Torre Haute, lad ...JosUb .Morri& Co.. lirlraw lwnherat Moitffomery. A'a.. U.HOMW.... lVople-i bank at U iiurr. lna . , At H-i ine- nat!Hai liank nt Attica. Ind. ... Iumx .-rf'Wrue d. Mo....Pioj)o , IUI zca and C mmcnUl Uaakt at Pulakit. Tenti. ...,,V U Bkl.i:nsbi!r company utSouta Chi caan. Ill i'.uta At 15-U. rtforl baak of PImkoIx. .V T.... NvrtJMTt l'.u i lUflw y camiwny ,ur. )rt.wB national lunk at Haelne. t Is. ... Bunks at Rmr Full nod lUlfworih. WU Amt ir-l- ir-t national haul; nt Dubwijue. la. (rf.;med Auir ,... Nutiowkl lnnk of South lVon itt livo'inua. Pa ...Baak al Albiny. Mo,...01tcr Im ft Steel cotBiany . Pttbuma. I.; t ... v ..Stand..i Wagon cow paav atClnc anaU: !7.wa , , Af f.'-swt i W Clark, lumber dealer of 2anfcv:i:c. O . il.SMOJO. .:mc 8iN::varro Mill company in San r ranstecoT tl iXo.A)....DUKa nalional bank at Helena, M-.nt , At SS-Fwrd county and First national tanks at l'axton. Ill Au. -Ht nalional hank of orli.NCb.... r:.. r tvit.lv .tii.lcr In aericnitural imple- ! m-nt in Milwaukee; t&M.OOi At g. S.'-N:ar'fua (.auui t-oosirutiiua tuapany of New York , Sen l-EiUlUWe Mortairo Co. of Missouri, at Now York: itO.aV.uM.... Deader (Col) savIks lak; tiiTtmu 0jv i.-rriMen. Lawrence ft Ca, Dcner latn coacern: sl.wV.O.a Set. iv Must. BuSord & Harwell Carriage company at sr, Paul, f t.iiA).ftU Ocu C Merchants' bank of I-ocuport, N. Y. Oct. lisNattoual bank at Hutchinson, Kaa, l3S.tA . . . Nov 1 James C. Savery. proprietor of the larxejit hotel in Iowa, asstjaed at New York; N v .'-American Casualty company In New York: U.7vJ.uM , , , . , Dec ll-Becetvcrs appointed for agricultural irartement ej.tablishtnent of C. Auliraau ft Ca at Canton. O.. tl.OM.UM. Dec. 15-Crane Iron company of Philadelphia; t7W.au CASUALTIES. Jan. ll-Esplosion In coal mine at King, Col, killed 21 rata. Jan. :i-Death of SO persons caused by explosion resulting Irum a railway co'lblon near Alton. Ill Feb. V County farm insane asylum near Dover. N-11.. burned. 41 lamates perUblus In tlair.es. ...... Mur. 3-Thlrty-thre persons killed In cyclono In Georgia... serea persons killed by cyclono la Marten. Mjsa .... Mar. tS-Evcry ierson In town of Kelly. M.Ss., killed la tycione; ' icrtocs also killed In Tunica and C.eveianJ Apr- 15-Two ticnons killed at Kockport. Ina; 17 others nt Kobinwlte. Miss.; nine at Ct'Uiiray. ii;:Lt at Hawkins bank, live at Lexington, two at Stanbury and live at Päse, towns or Missouri, by cyclones and windstorms. Apr. M-Cyelrne Hirlklne Thlbodcans, La., killed 1-1 persoas.... Thirty men reported killed by explosion.-, in Homestead, Terra and Highland mines ntiir Dealwoud. S. D. Apr. Sewn persons kilieil in cyclone at Bole?., Ark.... Nearly 5 persons killed in cytum tn Jatvr. fl.irte and Jones counties. A nr. IS Ntm- lives lost In storm lives tuit in storm on l.ano Michigan near Chicago.... Waterworks crib at Milwaukee washed away by storm, and it men perbhed. Apr. 2ü Seventy-five persons reported dead as result ol cvclene in Okiahama territory.... Teu ier- ns Kiweu m raiiroau wicck near aomersct. Ix May SV-Tiventy persons killed la cycloao which destroyed tot-n oj Iidonla. Mo June i Twenty-two clerks lolled by the falling through of tloors tu Frd'a theater bulldinx. in Washicgtoe. twea ly insioil and record dlvls.on t'f tlie war department. June St 1'wentv jrsoas killed in cyclono in Jef.'ersr3 county, Kan.. ..Seven persons killed by ligutnlug strikms a circus tent at Hiver Fall. Wi? Julv i-Cyctose starting tit QuItnSy, lx, killed fcS pers ü . ...Sevm jxTsocs drowned, by capiizlng of yacht in Uravt-sond lay near New Ycrk, July 10 In fire en world's f.tlr crounds at Chicago SI men perished ...Man, wife and four children drowned in Hood on border of Kansas and Cherokee strip. A or. 13 Over U) persons 5uppr?ed to have perished In hurricane on Atlantic coast. Aug. S? In ternilc storm along the Atlantic feafcoard princt:aU on and ofl tho coast of South Carolina and Georgia It was estimated fully L"HW people pir shid.... By capsftlng of yacht tn Lake Csaniptaln, six persons of Port Henry, N. Y , t5ruwnil Sep. a Michlgamme river breaking throrsrh MansOeld iron mine near Crysul Falls. Mich.. drwwued S3 employes. Oct. S :arly S.toJ persons reported Ullletl la terrible storm ia portlcnsof thesouthern stntes along the gulf. Oci. II At Magnolia Beach. S. C cycloc l:Ilisl 15pcror.H ...In storm that swept entir chain of lakes SO persons perished ...By sinklug of .tiataer near Dunkirk, X Y., U persons dtownl. Oct O-.Vear Battle Creek, Mich, tn Grand Trunk yards, SO jxcplc killed in railway collision Oct. 51 Wolves killed and ate S3 men near Sheiks I. Wash. Not. 7 Steamers Albanv and Philadilphla collkletl on Ike Huron off Point aux UajueJ ilrowniw;-! seamen. iJec- ia tourtasiioa ct nruige over ice unio vtn Louisville. Ky., to Jeffersonvllte. Ind., from fell killing S3 workmen.... Wreck on York & Pennsylvania- mail ,slx miles Dunkirk. N. Y., cave-l eighi deaths. the New nortiiol ci: is: ks. Jan. 4 At Bakers-Tille, N. C, In strcgglo to prevent a lynching ltor akeriffl posse and 11 T mob vterc killed. Jaa 10 Jury at Pittsburgh Jsund guilty tha 10 Duiuesne striker tliarged with not. Jan. 14 tlemir told thai he umst go to worlc Thomas K:.d uy r-ud'.v f-hct his father, mother and Msfr In l'lillaJeiphia. Jan. SO District Marter Workman Hugh Dempsey, K. of L. found guilty In Pittsburgh ot giving tolson nt Homestead with latent to tall Jan. 27 Charles Burg shot Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Whipple at Butte. Mont, then killed biicself. Mar. 2SWill!am Frailer killed his wife, her sister and cut o3 his loaby.'s lg" at Hlteman, la.... At Laramie Wyo W. J. Hunter hol his wife ftM Iv an l then klllcl himself. Mar te Choctaw feml resulted in enconnter at Antlers. IT.; 10 if-rsons icillrd,... Edward Stf-rrett, of Auburn. NeU, shot his wife, then killed lilmMjlf. Apr. 3-) Joseph liaison killed his wife and seven children near St. Augustlae, Tex. then blmeU; insanity. May 11 la battle at Dawson. P.v, between Hungarians r.r.d cSl.-erj, nine of the former were killed and teven of tho latter fatally WOtaltl May vM-At Marietta, O. Geotge Lankford killed his wife, then himself; donwtlc trouble. June U-Near Pleasant Hill. W. Vu., Mrs. Phiilp Kerch killed four ot her children, then July 7 D.S. Kriedcr. wife and.four children butchered at Condo. N. Ü., by Albert BaumXL r i r. July SI lna fight between state troops and o'itlaws, in WIM county, Va , fo ir soldiers and Blx outlaws fatale woundctl.... W. 1C Shoemaker, of Metropolis, III, klltsl George and Richard Lukens, itcn hlmselL July S3 Aden E Jones, llvir4t near Texarknaa, Ark., beat oat Hio tiratns -r his wife and three children, then killed htirjx:If; partial InRinttv. July 30-Employes of Northwestern Pacific Elevator C of Minnesota chaiged with lssulns forged MpllcJie gram ccrtltlcaii s and victimizing 73 New England hanks to extent of tl,50J.IVA Au;. .'William anl Ed Conrad, suspected of ktlllns their father last wlnto.oponcd tiro on a uioU vhU purposed to lynch tjieet, klllln, live of the men. tn Boone towtvshlp, Ind. Autt 11 In battle with citirensof Clark county, AIx, tt of the Meachlm grxg were killol .""pi i In light between deputy marshals and remnants of Starr and Dalton gangs near Ingalls. O T. evea outlaw and thrco ollccr m .rta'.Iv vrouciteil Sep. Mart-hall Bosworth, of Smlthwyn, S. U.kitlrslhu wilo ned three chlldrenand lilmseli Sip I i-Traln rollers neuted ORtM) near KttutallvUte. Hid, oa Lake Shore road. Sei Ii-Bottitrs ccured t'.MXV cash frim Mineral Hang jassengcr train in Michigan, near U.titnn Uition. sen. IJ-Eatlro family cf Dcnson V ratten of f'x tx-rsuns found mu-dcrcd tn homo aear Waihinji n. lnd Set SO-Inti.nhancneThotnasSmlth.a noero pr sunir at Itoanokc, Vx. mob and sioidlery clashed. 11 of former leing kilieil Oct. SS-Carter 11 H.triison, mayor of Chicago, kiUel by iMtrlck U Prenicrjrast. Nov. lrtAt Dead wood, S. D., Joeph Thaa rilled Mi wire, tttootlier arsons and lilmsi lf, Nor. Si-Jesse U O. Smith killed his tllvorceit wife, another wocsin, then fatally shot lilaself, nt Ktinkaioe. nt. Nov. S5-Clln'on Jordon klllcsl his wife. father-In law, mother-in-law, slstcr-in-law and shot hiiiiself. near Seymour, Iml Nov. M-Mvroa K. ICing killed his wife and hlm.:lf at Grand Hapids, Mich.; domcstlo trouble. Dec. 4-0. B- Sawyer, of Palestine, Tex., shot Ul wuo asu uiusu ctaiscii; uusincss trouuicx

Dec P-Charlcs Crnmirls kllte hot hlnst i' at Ore ncasti-. Hut

i Ji.t ..i Mms.ul inner, lenti., kiucu biatufeaaa lunitlf. UotncsUC troubles. riittn. Jan. ta-l'tre starttns In wool store fll?" Br. ft Co. In Boston ciusinl u-s of liWJ.lu. Jan. S3 Wheat levator al St'UtU SI Louis dratroyed; tl,5AWhM Feb. S-FUo weekly newi!atcr uCUfs In Top b;, Kai. , Mar ia- I'ltuuo anions business buUdlnRS In Botnoneauedluisel tl.fid.W. Mar. li Tretnoot teuiplo of Boston tetany tkwtroyed; .WV.tVO . ..,.,, , Mar Sl-Pianet mill at Litchfield. III., destroyed. t7vUUA . , ... A' r 7 Lumber cotntsinV plant nt Ironton, O.. and M dwelllnjrs; IT.w. . , , 4 . May ll-Oue-hal: of Spring Lake, Mtctt.deftljd y " Ftre destroyod C75 btilUllncs and their property at saiftnaw, Mich.; '.XX),uK). M. 2 Sugar reiinery at Baltimore, Mil.! fl.tsOULU Jiae 7-Nearlv entire business jwrtlon of Farj. N. D.. ;W-J0.iwX i. i.i u i,.onsln. Virstnla nml Mount in Iron destroved bv forest Sires an Meala, Bawal.ik and Merrill partium- iieAtroywi. Juiy ta-CV.d storaco building ut world s fair grounds, ChiiaSK tWO.tXkl JtUy IS Many notable buildings nnd business houses at Princeton. Ind..,.Muin building of JohnMorMll ft I'.k'n packing housa at OtmiDwa, la. ; 15 ti.WU. Aus- 4 Forest tires spread over II farms In Alpena county, Mich . with Immense loss Aun 13 Two incendiary tires in Minneapolis destroyed property amounting to t.rAi,tl At I tCoa te worth elevator at Buaalo, N. Y. ; tl.5iw.0Ja Aug. '-'1 At South Chicago, CO acres of buildlugs. !0 000. Sep, 14 Forest fires In northern Wisconsin destroyed homo and belonglugs ot W farmers. Sep K -Forest llrcs in northern Wisconsin rendered hundreds homeless aud did damage to forests etttiuted at tO.tVW.OOd Sci 10-Firo Ktarting In tlouring mill doBtrojed two-thirds of Patterson, O. Sep. 17-Forest tires in Wisconsin coveted over al square miles. Sea 25-Thrce solid blocks of retail stores in St. Joseph. Ma; rl.OCO.UM Oct lü-Four blocks of buildings in Sioux City. Ia.; flOö.000. . , Oct It? Damage of 3.5J0.OM caused in New York by blaze In w all paper factory and several tenement blocks. Nov. II-Business ronton of Portland. Ark. Nov. 10 Business portion of Brooklyn. Wis Nov. 17 Entire business portion ol Grand Bulge, 111 , , , Nov. tS-Wcstcrn Storago company's buildIm. nt KrMW'W f'ltv: f.VilOOJL Nov. -V-Proierty valued atC&JO.OOO destroyed nt Jonesvuie. Aia. , , , Nov. il Business blocks at Springfield, Mas; CiOw).). Nov. Ji Edson, Moore & Co.. Detroit. Mich.. wholesale dry-goods merchants; i7SJ,tX. Nov. Si Two theaters and hotel In Columbus, f fl (IUUK1 Dea 11 Tho Areailo and several blocks at Buffalo. N. Y.; i7W.0W Deo. 17 Terminal Elevator company's build Int-int rtnffnln. N. Y l.ttV).C.V. Dec. SU Business portion of Waxahachle, Tex. hOKEIGN. Jan. C M. CTmrlesdo Lessens and M. Marlu.1 i-ontamo maue coaiessions in jirison implicating prominent men in tho Panama canal steal Jan. IS 1'obbors Ured a temple at Kam LI, China, which wus tilled with natives, and I,1W , neonlu norishetl . . jac. es Hawaii's covornmcnt overthrown Queen Llliuoltalani deposed, una provisional ,-overDinent. headed bv l'resident S. B. Dole, ptitioned the Untted States to annex the , ijiaa is. Jan. 31 British oarilanieut enVeneii. Feh. 9 In Panama canal' lises defendants found guilty of swindling and breach of trust, and sentenced as follows: M. Ferdinand do Lessens, imprisonment for five years, lined 5,0a) francs; Charles do Lesseiw, live years in prison und n tine of 47. francs; M. Marius Fontaine and M. Cotter each two years and a lino of 3."V francs, and M. ElUol two years and a tine of so. francs. Feb. St-M Jules Ferry elected president of French senate Mar. 17 M. JulM Ferry, president of the French senate, died in Paris; aged 51. Mar. IT-' Oxford boat crew won by two lengths its twenty seventh victory over Cambridge on the Thame at London. Mar. S7 M. Challemel Lacour elected president of Freusli svnato Apr. 4 New cabinet formed in France, with M. Dupuy as premier.... Commercial bank of Australia at Melbourne failed. tW.lWi.030. Apr. IS The En,l.sh, Scottish and Australian charter bank aC London failed ror C1Q,0X.UM. Apr 13-U S. Hug lowered irom government buildliur at Hnnolulu. and tho protectorate ofUcially detUred ut nn end l y Commissioner Blount, leaving public affair in solo control of provisional government. Apr. 1 1 A bloodless coup dctat effected at Belgrade and King Alexander L, who had before governed through regents, assumed control. . .. Heport from Zanzibar announced killing Of Kmln Pasha in battl'j in eastern Africa. Apr. SO In Mexico rebels captured Guerrero, killing a federals and Santa Tomas ...Austräte Joint Steele bank failed for ii,Uj,00J at Lomlou. Apr. 23 Indon chartered bank of Australia suspends. Apr. Sft National bank of Australia at Mel?)urne failed tor 17.500,000 ...In battlo letweon gavorntmnt forces end rovolutionUts nar San Luis, Brazil, W meu wero killed. May Sf Over 40 villages in China Hooded by a rtse In Ktver Hoangtio and hundreds of person reported drowned. ...Nineteen thousand employes in Jute mills in Dundee, Scotland, wert on strike. May a Colonial bank of Australasln at Alexandria, Vietorlx suspended: t 1A..m)-.i)uiI . May 8 Position ot poet laureatiila England, made vacant by Lord Tennyron't death, offered to Join Kuskln....Gen Manuel Gtales, oxpresident of .Mexico, died in City of Mexico, 1 aged 7;t , May 1 Bank of Victoria at. Melbourne sus- , pended: stf.lWO.'lU May 11 In Au tralia Bank cf North Queensland und Queenskiud national bak suspended; j t4 .50j,(XV ) May 31 -Istr.gia st won great English 3erby. June 8 Ville Mario convent ou Monklands, netrMcMreal. burned: I,0w,ol - JuneS3-H. M. hi. Victoria, Ihtgshlp of Vice J Admiral George C Tryon, IC C- B.,. commander of the Mediterranean station, was run into ami I unk try tac CampcTdown. drowning .5 of tho officers and crew Including the vteo admiral i June S I - Goldsbruugh. Mort & Co.. Melltourne I 'Australia) linkers suspended, ii50J,00J. ! Julv 30 Siamese- government, to present I Tar, accept d nil terms of French ultlmatuta Aug. 15 Court of arbitration on subject ot 1 !l.pute between United States und Great llriti ein to rights ot Mial llshlnc In Behring sea deI elded In favor of Groat Britain tn every Klnt , cf real dispute. I Sep. lb fjfd Aberdeen aworn In as govcr-.or t general of anada lrlcglslatlvc oouncil chamj berat Quebec. 1 Oct. 7 Bomliardlng aatn resumed bvrotMls ntKlo Janeo with great loss to ;lfo ami property. Oct. 17 yield Marshal Mauriet do Mahon, expresitlent of France, died in Paris; agedSJ ....'ihe I'rano, u rebel vessel, aunk by Vio Janeiro forts, many lives lost. Oct, lb Charitas F. wounoii, eminent Frcach composer, i'i'J at laris,agrd 75. Oct. 31 Steamer Uepublica rammed transpsrt Itio do Janeiro, wukh was conveying 1,1'K) iroops to Santos, ami men wimt down with transport.... Forty of crow of nimt-d steaaier Ur.tno ktllft by shell Irom Hlo. Nov. 3 King Lobongula reported capturwl by British troops; 3.UV Matabeles killed ln,recunt battles Nov. I Al Snntandrr, Spair, ship Vblo, loaded witli dynamite,caUb'ht Uro and exploded; 1.1 V twrsons killed. Nov. H DiirltiR a theatrical prrformane.i at 3arcelona. Spain, explosion of Ix.uib thrown by annrthists kllletl .3 irtrsons. Nov. 13 Fliods in southeastern Jtpan caused l.M? deaths. Nov. lb During terrific storm throufiout British Islands SJ iwrsons wero drowned. Nov. SI Italian cahlnet all resigned, Nov. ! Owing to dissensions over sochillsm aud proposed lacoin tax, Frensh ministry restgneiL Dea 0-Bomb thrawn by nnatchlst In French chamber of deputies Injured 8J mumburi. IN.DUSTBIAE .Tan. 20 State troops ordered Out U qticll riot caused by mrlkers In Brooks locamotlvo works at Dunkirk, N. Y. Mar. S5 Siriko it tho 7,(00 miners, in tho Monr-nrahola valley eads with tictory to emrioyers. Apr. 10 StrtVe rf 12 hours dtiratlan cndeil t cncefully nl world's fair grounds; over 5,000 i rvlon men invrdved, Apr. SI strlKO of Santa Fc mechanics nt Topeka, Katx, which began Atr. h, declared off, tho terms making It u complete victory for tho company. Apr tH Decision of striking miners In Pittsburgh district to nccopt last year't wngo wralo has national effect, rrecntlnt prosectlvo siriko ot 3,O)0 miners in the United States. May l-In Ohio. i).000 mlnet htruck for6cent advance For tun in price. Junes In combats with strttlnt; quarrymcn. poveral men wero Injured bolween Koaee and Lcmont, 111. Juno 3 Becaano of workteen's demnnd for a nlne-honr day some 70 lurnituro manufacturer in Cincinnati shut down. JUyl iron mills nt Youngstown, O., shut tlug down tliiuvi 7,000 tuou out oi wotL

July so Alexander Sm'.Mi ft n's carpet

mills nt Yo.ikers. N. Y . hVuttfig d wn threw fi.iwoiiand out f work ,,.Tbouands of per nous out of work irom ciosma ot fovcrni largo factories In Lowistou, Mo., .and Worcester, Mass, July S7 Over lXM men out of wo-lt from tioslug of Btrargc Hille mills at Puterson. N. J. ....Jewelry matiufacturcrs In Plalnvdle, North Attluborn. and Attlcbro, Mas., clooing shop threw 3,0.1) iktmois out of work July SS Vermillion mines In Minnesota bhut. tlngiiuwti thieS.iV)motioutof work. July SO Walthum tMass.) watch factory closed down, July ::i AmosUeag mills nt Manchester. N 11., ciositu; now n threw ftOM men out of work ....Clinclatul to.) Boiling Mill Co.. closing Ibi late, wire und rod mills and steel wotks threw 3,uimenoutof work. Aug S-lly shfttlngdown of 12 New- England mills ü,o.O purrioiw thrown out of worlc Au?. 4-l'ennsvlViuiIa iron undent tnsiriicted nuperliiletuleiits toomploy hereafter only AmorIc.trs.... Brouiley's worsted goods mill at Phil mlelphia closed, throning out of work 3,0.0 persons, Au, f. In Full Hlver (Miss.) factories about 70J.WJ spindles stopped, throwing out of work 3.0W lemons. Aug. 11- At New Orleans Hernshelm's cigar factory. Magiums' cotton mills anl Fisher's hawtmtls, employlnr S,0) hands, closed Aug. If Over 5.0.H) unemployed men in NewYork smashed doors nml windows and took furcillo jHissession of a hall..., Pennsylvania railroad shop i In Altoona, Pa., employing S.00J men. ordered to work half tune. Au? ID Thousands of persons thrown out of work bv closing of most of tho mills of Fall Ktver, Mass. Nov. 10 By flhuttlni down of Iron mines In Gogebic range. Mich, SO, 000 reduced lo starvaNov. IS-Ercployoj of Lehigh Valley road went on strike. Dec. 5-Lehigh Volley railroad strike declared off. . , Dec. 0-Gen, Alger Induced owners of mines in Michigan ienlnsula to open mines and employ starving men, METEOHOLOGY. Mar. 10 Several villages Hooded by breaking of immense gorgo in Susquehanna river, Wilkesbarre, Pa. . ... Mar. 13 Thousand of acres Inundated by the giving wav of dams at Howlanilivllle, Plalnwcll anil Otsego, MlcSu Arr. 11 Business and one-half of residence portion of Parker, Mo., destroyed by cyclone ....Citv of Akron. Ix, almost entirely wrecked by cvclonc. tho storm following Sioux vallev t,outh to Westlleld with much damage.... Willis. Everest and Powhattan, townsof southern Kansas, laid In ruins by cyclone Apr. 13-Saline, Mich., entirely wiped out by cyclono.... Blllaboro, Ind., almost completely blown away by tornado, Apr. 17 Village oi Gravclton, Ind., completely blown uway by tornado. Aiir. SI Cyclone In Virginia did great damago ni Danviilo, South Boston, Martinsville, Greensboro and other towns. Mav 3 Village of Lakcvlcw wanked away nnd S5.0O.) aore" tn-niated by breaking of west Inrltof Le Alston rta.rvoirucar Huntsvllle. O.; damages 1,0. (XV.... Damaging tornado in l.cxIngtoti and Newbury coutulea, N O. May 17 Heavy ra!m caused fioul at Erie, Pa., doing about SLlOlOOi wort'i of damage. Losses also from high unter ut Titusville, Oil City, Beuvcr Falls. New Cabtle und other Pennsylvania towns May S3-Terriflc winds torin destroyed 1,000,0J worth of property In Lima, O. and vicinity, and did muth damage at Flndlay. Fremont anil other places. May S5 In central Missouri, cyclone entirely destroyed Ladonla, killing ia jvople aud much property destroyed at Moberly, Scdalia, Brooktiro;:crty destroyed at Mol IlclaiUUOltcr places. May v Heavy iTaaaso i from floods due to cxeesnlto rainfalls done to nlantors throucliout .Tennessee. MisslssipplAr'ansasand Iiai'.iaua ....itecent noons in i,ouiana ten wwj in.-oiiu homeless und hucgry in East Carroll, Moorehouse, West Carroll and Madison parishes. Juno S-Near Cotton Plant, Ark., cyclono spread death and destruction.. ..Great damage to life and property bv cyclone in Huntingdon, Falcon. Camden nnd Trumble, Tenn.... Eldorado. Ark., destroyed by eye! mo. July 0 Cyclono in Iowa, dli immense damage to life aud property in Calhoun, Clierokee, Buen.i Vista, Ida. Sac and Pocahontas counties; loss conservatively placed at f&JJ.O.O; W lives lost In Porneroy alone July ir Great damage to life and property at Pueblo, CoL, by llnods.... Heavy fall of snow In Brewster county. Tex Au' Si Cyclono swept Kcrnesville, N C ....O.io or the most terrible storms, both In severity und In extent, ever reported raged nlong tho whole Atlantic seaboard of the United States. Losia in life, property, crops and vesnols were enormous.... Light frost in South Dakota, northwest Iowa and northern Nebraskx Aug. 23 Meteor falling at Delcvan, Wis., caused tiro destroying II buildings.... Nearly entironpplo crop destroyed, cern crop swept down and (jrcat damage caused to gropes by gale in western New York und eastern Oido.... Buslnoss portton of Baltimore, Md., Hooded by storm with great damaga Sep. II Intense heat caused 152 prostrations at fairgrounds in Chicago: thermometer stood at M degrees. Sep 10 Village of Crldersville. Vx, almost wiped out by Hood in ltoblnon river. Oct S One of most destructive storms In years In portions of southern states along tho gulf: nearly S.0J0 lives lost. Oct 15 Heavv frost ihroughoutlowcrMlsslsslppi vailey with great injury to cottox NEC IM LOGY. Jan. 10 John E. Kcnna, United States r?tnator from West Virginia, at Washing ton. aged V...Gcn. Benjamin F. Butlxr, in Washington; a(,-ed 71. Jax 17 Butherrord II. Hayts, LL. D., nineteenth president ol the United States, at Fremont, O. Jan. S3 Associate Justice Lucius Qulntus Clticinnatus Lamar of the United States supremo court, nt Macon, Ga.; njrod C7. ...Phillips Brooks, D. V.. bishop of tho Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts, in Boston; aged 6s. Jao, S7 James Gillespie Blaine, in Washington; aged C3....Ex-Judgu James Campbell, jwstiaaster general In President I'ierce'S cabinet, in Philadelphia; agod fc). Mar. Si United States Senator Ell Saulsbury from Delaware, at Dover; nge17X Mar. St Col Elliot F.Shepard, editor of tho Mudaad Express, lu Nttv iork. Apr. 10 Congressman-elect James A. Tawncy from Minnesota fatally injured by falling down u lllght of stairs in St. Paul June 'IEdwin Booth, famous tragedian, in Now York : aged OX Juno Si Senator Ecland-Stanford from California at Menio Park; aged 30. Juno Si William McCoy, minister to Liberia, nt Moravix June SJ Congressman William Mutchlerfrora PennsylTania, at Eastox Juno 3i Anthony J. Brexel, Philadelphia banker and philanthropist, ut CarlsU.0, Germany. July 5 Moses Kelly, cxsecrctary of tho treasury at Washington; aged 71. July 7 Samuel Biatchford, ussoclat of tho United States supreme court, at Newport, 11 L; ajod7A July 13 Congressman Gca. W. IL Enochs ot Ühto, In Irontotu July 11 Young-Man Afraid -or - Ills - Horses, bead chief ot Sioux nation of Indians; at Newcastle, Wyo Aug. 17 Congressmen John Logan Chlpman, in Detroit, Mich.; ujiedCi Set). 7 Hamilton Fislt. ox-govcrnor of New York and ex-United StaUa senator, at Garrison's, N. Y ; aged tiA. Oo:. 10 Lucy Stono Blackwcll, temperance ndvocato and womau suffragist, atDoiohcster, Mass., nged75. Oct Ss Mayor Carter II. Harrison of Chicago, killed ul his home; aged C& Nov, 21 Ex-Secretary of Arrlculftro Gem Jeremiah McClalr Busk, nt Vlroqua, Wis.; Uited G3, Nov. Sl-Ex-Gov. John J. Jacol). of West Virtrinia, nt Wheelltit!; aged 04 ...Ex-United Smtes Senator MaJ. Morgan C Hamilton, at San Diego, Cal : nge.l I. Nov. SJV Charles O'Neill senior songrcssman, In Philadelphia; agol 73..., Gen. Thomas Mulcahy, hero of tin battles in civil war, at Omaha; itged K Dec. 1 (Jen. William Lilly, ccngrwRman at largo from Pennsylvania, at Mauch Chunk. liec. 10 Nathan A. Farwell.ex-L'nlted States fcenator, at Boi'klatiJ, Ma; aged Hi. Dec. 11 Ex-Congressnwn .loremlah II MurThy, from Iowa, In Wasulni-ton; aged iW.. Ext!ov, Jacob 11 Jacksor, of West Vlrgluix at Parkorsburg; aged CA POLITICAL, .SOCIAL. IlELIOIOUS AND EDUCATIONAIJax 2 Donaldson Caffery nppfdntod U. S. Bcnalor by Gov. Konter, of Louisiana, to flit unexpired term of late Senator Gibson, deceased. Jan. 0 Presidential electors hosen In November cast vote, as follows: Cleveland, S7; Harrison, 111. Weaver, SS. Popular vote stood: CloNelatul. 5,579.73 r. Harrison, 3vttl,40V; Weaver. 1.010 059; Bldwcll Sss.SOI. Jan. U First regular sessl of the twentyfifty annual convention of the- National Amerlen n Woman's Sutlrago assitlmtion opncd In Washlngtox Jnx 1711 S, senators elected as ftollowa: Michigan. Francis B. Stoekbrldgo (rp.; Indiana, David Turplo (ilca); Tennessee. W. B. Unto (dorn.); Now York, Edwant Murphy (dem.); Massachusett. Henry Cs.bot l.odgo ircn); Connecticut, Joseph R llawley (rep)i Mnlno. Eugono Halo (rep.)5 Drtxwarc, George Gray (dein,),,,, George T. WclU duly m tailed. agoTcru'f New 4crsj.

Jan. 18-F. M, Cockrell (dem.) elected U S, senator irom Missouri, Steven M. Whlto (dem.) from Calltornla. Cuhmn Iv. Davis roi) from Minnesota. David Turplo (deal.) frcni Indiana, and Matthew S. Quay trej) from Pcnnsylvaulx Jatu SI -William M. Stewart roaloatrd U. S. senator from Nevada, IMorQ. Mills mlocted from Texas. Messrs. Faulkner and Camden chosen Irom West Virginia Jan, S5 James Smlili chosen U. !?. mnator frotn New Jersey . John Marlin (pop.) elected U S enator by Kansas legislature. Jaiu S7-J. ii. Mitchell eiecltd U. S. senator from Wisconsin. Feb. S-Hottell F.. Jackson nominated by tho president to ill vacancy on supremo bench left by I. Q. C liiitnar, deceasinl, Fob 3 National live stock exchange in annual session la Oraahx Keti l!:iv:-.il:ui enmmlssioaerfl statu their

caso to Sccrutary Foster, exprestius desire for uutiexailunKeli. ö-Judgo Alien elected U. S. senator frotn Nebrasl.x Fctu l U. S. senate decided not to repeal Sherman Kllvor law. Feb. H Mr Cleveland announced for his cabinet tho following names; Walter ij. Grcshurn Oil), secretary ot state: John G. I arllsle tKy ), s'-erotary ot tha treasury; D.mlel s. Lamom (N. Y.). secretary of war. Wilson S. Bis. eil (N. Y ), iosttnaster general.... Judco William Lindsay succeeded J. Ü. Uarllslu in u. S-t-onato from IContuclty Feb. !5-AtToeka, Kan, republican house, barred out by armed topu!lsts trom ballot reircsentatives, took forcible possession. Militia Cilledoutby Gov Lewelllng.... Hoke Smith, of Georgia, antiuunced as secretary of iho Interior In Mr. Clevclau l's r.iblnol Feb. 10 Gov. Lewelllng, at Topoka. Kan, gave rcuublicaus lussesslon ot legislative hall, and withdrew militia and deputy innrshals, thus affording temtorary settlement of dttllcui ty until decided by tho courts. Fob. 17 American Noivspaper Publishers' Association In annual .esslon In Now York elected James W. Scott, of Chicago, president ....J Sterling Morton, of Nebraska, chosen as secretary of agriculture in Mr. Cleveland's cabinet. Feb. 23 William N. Boach (ilem. ). of Grand Forks, elected U. S. senator from North Dakota. Feb. 22 II liar v A. Herbert, of Alabama. chosen as secretary ot tho navy, and BIchard omey, ot Hostet, lor attorney general. Fob. S3 A. C Beckwlth appointed by Gov. Osborne, of Wyoming, as U. S. senator, for next two vears. Feb. 21 Mrs. Adlal 11 Stevenson elected president of tho Daughters of the Bevolutlon lu session In Washington Fob. 25 Karsas sunrcmo court decided re publican house to be tho legal house el repre sentatives oi me siaio. Feb. 28 Gov. Mltchellnpnofnted Samuel Pas coe to act as U. S. senator from Florldx Mar. t Vice President Morton declared the senate adjourned, then Vice President Stevenson took oath ot ofllcc; Speaker Crisp tlso de clared tho house or representatives ujjourneu. Grover Cleveland Icausurated as twentyfourth president of tho United States..... Leo tor from Montana bv Gov. Icickards. Mar. 10 Governor of Washington appointed John u. Allen to succeed h"nir 'n y s. sen tie. Mnr 22 Mr Mnudcrsou resigned wsltlon of president pro tern, ot U. S, ticnatc, and Mr. Harris, ot Tennessee, was elected in his plaea Apr, :i James 11. E:kels (111.) numinatod by prcsld?it to lie Comptroller of the currency. Apr. 4-Carter llarnin (dem) elected mayor of Chicago with Ih.OjJ plurality. Apr. 0 Dedication ccramunles of thr great Mormon temple at Salt LaksCitj' legun. Apr. 15 Extraordinary sessloa of U. S. senate adjourned sine die. Apr. 13 Samuel Pascoe elected U. S. senator from Florida, to succeed hlmsslf. Apr, 2-Carl Schurz elected nt New York president of National Civil Service Keform lei. -rue. May 1 Kcv. William Lawrence, of Boston, chosen bishop of Massachusetts to succeed late Phillip Brooks. , May 10 National convention of Republican Leaguo clubs mot at Louisville. Ky ,..G. N. Pierce, of Dayton, O., elected president of tho Young Men's Christian association in thirtieth international convention at Indianapolis.... President appointed James A. Blount, of Georgia, minister to HawalL Slay IV-U. S. supremo court declared Geary Clilmsc exclusion uct constitutional May 19 John A. Cockered, or Now York, elected president of press clubs In convection at St Paul May St-Walter Williams, of Columbia. Ma, electid president of tho National Editorial association at Chicago May E. Nelson Blake, of Massachusetts, elected president of Baptist Home Missionary society, in session at Denver. May 31 in sixty-ninth annual meeting In Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Homo Missionary society of tno United States elected Gen. O. O. Howard. U. S. A, president.... Presbyterian general nssemblv, in session at Washington, found Charles A Briggs guilty of heresy by voio of 3S3 to H6V Juno 1 Presbyterian general assembly la Washington suspended Charles A. Briggs from tho ministry. , June 8 Marsden Bellamy, of Wilmington. N. C. elected supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor, in session at Milwaukee... John A. Lee. of St. Louts, elected president of the Travelers' Protective associatioa. In session at Peoria, I1L Juno 11 LG Storrs, of Michigan, elected president of conference of charities and corrections, in Chicago June 14 F. C Camptell, of Minneapolis, elected most worshipful grand master of Loyal Orange Lodge of America, la session al Minneapolis. Juno 15 D. II Mann, of New York, elected light worthy grand chief of International Supreme Lodge of Good Templars In session at Des Moines la.... Internattunat Typographical union reeleatcd. at Chicago, W. U. Prescott, of Toronto, president June 10 Gca Horace Porter, of New York, elected president of Sons of tho American Bevolutlon, in session nl Chicago Juno 20 Gov. Altgeid. of Illinois, pardoned Schwab, Ficldcn nnd Nccbc. anarchists sentenced to Jolletcharged with complicity in Haymarket massacre of May 4, 18Sx Junes? Nelson A. Miles (U. S A.) elected president of Society of tkcArmyor the Potomac in sessional Boston. June SO Annual convention of the Epworth lt'iRtie met In Cleveland June 30 l'resident Cleveland issued proclamation ror congress to conn-no In extraordinary session on August?. Julv 11 Baptist young people, at Indianapolis, reelected John IL Chapman, of Chicago president. July 21 Senate of national union in session In Detroit. Mich., elected IL T. Brian, ot Washington, president. July 22 Ex-Got. George C Perkins, of San Francisco, appointed United States senator to succeed the late I-elanJ Stanford Aug. S Silver convention in Chicago adopted platform declaring against all legislation in demonetizing silver and restricting coluago thereof, also npiinst ltolfcy ot United States being mado dejendent upon policy of any foreign country. Aug. 7 Both houocs of tho Tifty-thlrd congress met In extraordinary session in Washington; Charles F. Crisp, of Georgia, cle ted sieakcr of tho house. Aug. 15 National encampment of Sons of Veterans at Cincinnati Aug. 17 Supremo council of American Legion of Honor In session In Milwaukee elected J. M. Gwinnell, of Newark, N. J., supremo commander. Aug. 21 International botanical congress, in session in Madison, Wis., elected Prof. E. L Greene, of University of California, president Aug. S3 U. S. senate deeidediby vote of 32 to 29 that Mr- Mantle, of Montana, and Mr. Allen, of Washington, were not entitled to seats, and lhat state governors have no right to IUI vacancies where legislatures a&Journ without doing so... House ot representatives passed In favor of unconditional repeal of silver purchase clause of Sherman bill by vow of S0 to HO. Sep 1 Jmigo Thomas CcuJev, of Michigan, elected president ot American Bar association. In session at MilwaukeeSop. 14 B. F. Jacobs, of Chlcaga elected president at International Sunday school convention nt St Louis. Sep (I Grand army. In annual encampment nt IndianapolK elected John G. Adams, of Lynn, Mass., commander In chief, and decided to have '01 encampment nt Pittsburgh. Sep 7 In session at Indianapolis ladles ol Grand Arniv of tho Bepiibllo elected Mrs. Amanda J. WTUhTn, of Mluncsotx ns president Woman's Belief Corps selected Sarah C. Mink, of New York, ns president.... National encampment if grand army adjourned Sep 0 At noon l'resident Cleveland for tho orcond time liocnme father to a girl baby. Sep. 10 Nsarly 1O0.00J persons mado raco for bind in tho Cherokee s'-a-ip. Sep. Ib-Centcnnlai anniversary of tho laying of tho capltol's corner stone at Washington observed. Sep 10 President sent nominations tosenato as follows: W. B. Uornbiowcr, of New York, for associate Justicoof supreme court. Janua J. Van Aleu, ot llhod Island for ambassador to Italy . Sep 2J Stiprcreo council 33d degree. Ancient and Aescpted Scottish Kite masons, in bist annual session, nt tThicago ...Society of the Army of tho. Cumberland, In annual session In Cleveland, jeclected Gcx W. S. Kosccrans a pros!, dent. Oct 10 Tucker bill to repeal federal election la- passed ia U. S. bouse of representatives by veto ot tXU to 101. Oct tlGcn. Lucius Fairehlld. of Wisconsin, elected commander In chief of Loyal Legion ut annual ncctlng In Chlcaga Oct !&-Aftcr continuous session of forty hours U. S. Kiatr UounM4 1:45 k. b. without

voting on bill lor unconionH repeal of i!lvr

Oil. ID-M, M. White, of Cincinnati, elected presiarui ui nii.cuuin uaai.ers association, at CUlcitgo . Monument hi Trenton. N. J., tn. honor of Wushlr.a ton's victory of ih7, unveiled Oct 20 Nalional Woman Chriu once union reelected Frances E. WillarJ president nt ChleagoOct ao-Thrco months' campaign tn u. s mm. ate for unconditional silver n-in-al cttdei tiv passiti? of voorltees' billi vote U to Si , . tei. Idem iiotiiinate! Edwin F Uhl, of Michigax to bo asutaut secretary of stato. No I U H. Uoufo of representatives passed r enuto silver bill by vote of 103 to VI and president signed It, Nov 2 At fourth anneal convention In Chicago of nonpartlun W. C T. If. Mrs Elk-a j Phiuney, of Cleveland, elected president, Nov 3 Bolh louses ot congress udJourneV sine die .... PrcsUeat issued proclamation naming Thursday. November 30, us day or thauksk'lv'ng Nov. 7 Election returns gave palmer (rep) for secretary of state In New York 35,0(0 plu. rallty; Lnrtlett, for Judge, fcO.TO), and a n-put. llcan ieglslaturo In Pennsylvania Jackson' (rep.) had 120 plurality for state treasurer. Itepubllcuis gained New Jersey legislature. Greenhalge (rep) for governor of Massaihu. setts had SI.W plurality. In Ohio Gov MC. Kin ley reelected by SJ.U plurality. In IowaJuclcson (rp) for Buvcruor gamed by 3i.UA) liuralliy. Democrats carriod Maryland Kenlucky and Virginia, nad jtopulists Nebraska Nov. 27 Kulghtt of Labor in general assembly al Philadelphia elected J. II Sovereign, of Iowa, master workman, vice T, V. Powdtrly, a-slgned Dec. S J. J. Van Alcn declined appotntmcat as ambassador to Italy. Dec. 4 Both housi-s convened In tlrst session of Fifty-third congresi, und president's niev sage read 1). e. 13 House passed bill admlttln-j Utah to statehood with ameudmciit prohibiting polygamv forever. Dec. tl Farmers' national congress at Savannah, Ga., elected 1). F, Clayton, of Ioa, as president. Dee. 15 House of representatives voted 165 to CI to admit Arizona as a state Dee. 17 American Federation of Labor la session in Chicago reelected Samuel Gotnpers president Dec 18 Both houses of congresM received president's message on tho Hawaiian matter. Dec. If Virginia legislature elected Gex Eppa Bunion to U. S. senate for short term and Thomas S. Martin for long term. SPOUTING. Feb. 4 John S. Johnson lowered amateur .V mile skating record of America at Minneapolis to I5:SJ 4-5. Mar. 7 Austin Oibbons defeated Mike Daly ia tight nt New Orleans for purse or ISO.OXI. Mur. 8-Bcb Fitzslmmons defeated Jim Ball at New Oritütti, winning purse of ?I3,0lJl Apr. 27 -National baseball leaguo opened Its session. May 5 nlav bicycle race from Bojtoa to Chicago took 112 hours. May 10 Lookout won Kentucky derby a: Louitvillo Iti2:y'i. Juno 3 Frank Ives, of Americx won latermjl.wJni billiard match in Ioadox Jen- 2J Cvracll's freshman crew defeated Columbia at New London, Conn, makmj 2 miles In 10:"!' Juao 24 Boundless captured American Derby In Chicago; time. S:S0. Juni 'If IM"' won cowboy raco to Chicago, Ihs.ii at Chadron. N". making the 1.0U suits ia 13 days 15 hours 3 m..-!"" , . ,, . July I Harvard won college LT80"11 chaC lonship . July 15 Columbian lOJ-yard sprint for Amt."" lean championship won by Morrls.of Ca'.ifornla. In Goshen. lud, in 0 3-5 seconds; gain i-5 second oa world's record. July Si-Frank Waller, of Indiana, broke 25mile bleyclo ucird, making run in 1 hour a minutes 10 seconds, at Detroit Aue. 3-At BvffA'-, N. Y. H-ilda rode fastest mt:e on r-e;-! tor ilvo-year-oids lni:os. Aug. 12-L S. Melatjea. of South Africa, wr.a Ci-mllo International chsmplonshlp at Mcyel tournament In Chicago: time S hours 40 minutes. Sep 0 A. A Zinnnerinax world's bicycle champion, went a mile at SpringUeld, O., in 2:05 3 5. Sep 11 L S. Mclatjes. of South Africx at Sprln;ield, Mass., lowered 5-tnlle bicycle record to 1 1 :W 3-5. Sep 13 la biyclo race at Springfield, Mas.. Sanger leat Zimmerman, lowering comtietHivo ratio to 2-11 15. Sep ll Ailx trotted mile at Chlcaro, la 2 00.... At IvjMars. lx. Frco Coinage lowered three-year-old pa,-is n;cord to i Uli Sep 21 At Chlcaga Frank Ivea defeated John Boberts. English champion In matchnimo of billiards; seoro. Ivo. dOtV: Bobe-ts. 5.3.i Sep, SJ Gconse Discn, world's feather weight champion, dctcated Sohy Smith, of California, at Conev Islaud, N Y. Sep S3 H. G Tvler made new world's bleyclo rcconl at S,)rlngtleld, Mass., golns 2 miles, wltli atandlng start. In 4:15 3-5. Sep. 3) Leaguo baseball season ended Boston winning the iiennant. Oct 7 John Boberts, English champiox defeated Frank Ives In billiard match at New York bv 1,153 points, himself making IO.0JO Oct i3 New York sloop Vigilant defeated fo Sthfrd and last time English sloop Valkyrie in 0-mlle race for America's cup: time, 3hr. A3 min. 62 sst First raco runUct, 7: time. 3hr. 31 mix SO see, and second race oa Oct. 9; time. 3 nr. 25 rain. Oct. 13 At Nashvlll", Tenx. Directum trotted heat la free-for-all la S:o5i. brcastng all previous race records. Oct 10 At Nashville. Tcnx, May Marshall made new record for pacing mares, a mile ia i.ubU. Oct 21 Lena Hill made new two-year-old pacing record at Dallas, Tex., inakins a mile la 2. 134 Nov. 4 Grecnlandcr nt Tcrre Haute loircred stallion trotting record for S miles to 1 :31 Nov. 8 .lohn S. Johnson broke world's bicycle record at Independence, Ia , going a ratio lu 1 ;553s5 living start Nov. 25 Yale beat Harvard C to 0 In annual football name at Sprlnsticld, Mass... ,'ako Shaeferbeat Frank Ivo In 4.000-poicit 14lnch balkllnc billiard gamo at Chicago; score, 4,ua to 3.045 WORLD'S FAIR. Apr. 27 Argentina, Holland Germany, Great Brltaix Bus tlx France, Italy, Spat-. Brazil and the United Stales arHc!patcd in Columbian naval review at New York. Apr. SS Famous Liberty bell arrived at Chicago from Philadelphia. ...Naval review at New York ended with street parade or marines anl blue jackets. May I World's Columbian exposition at Chicago opened, President Cleveland starting all the mat hinery at noon by pressing an electric button. . May 12 Local directory decided to open fair on Sundays after May Si, admission being S cents. May 15 Women's con;rcss, first of world s fair auxiliary congresses, opened la Art institute-May 10 Local directory decided to abrogate contract with congress by which the ralr was to have closed on Sunday by returning money and opening the whole exhibition Mav Si World's congress of Jouraallsts opened tn Art Institute , , Mav 30 World's medical congress opened In Art lnstituta ... , June 8 It was decided before Judges W oods, Jenkins and Grosscup of United States circuA court that fair should closo on Sunday. June to Chief Justtco Fuller of United Stntes supreme court granted Exposition company supersedeas allowing fair to open the following Sunday. . , July 4 Largest attendance for nny day sines opening recorded 3)2,000 admissions. July I0-Co!d storago building destroyed by fire, 17 persons perishing In tho flames. July 11 After a protracted legal fight 1 which ihe Sunday opening question had been carried to tho United States supremo court ami tho caso won for Sunday opening tho nalional commission voted 5 to 0 for Stinday closing principally on account of tho small Sunday nitendanca .... . j July 12 A fac simile of Lclf Brickson s rixIng ship arrived la Chlcaga . . . July It I-ocal directory rescinded action oi May IC and ordered gates closed on Sunday af tor the 10th. . , July 18 Coroner's Jury investigating colastorage tire held Director or Works Burnhria. Kirs Marshal Edward W. Murphy, J. B Skinnsr and Charles A. McDonald to grand Jury for criminal ucgllgcnca . July Si-Director General Davis, Preslueni lllfflntotham. Commissioners St. Clair nau auisscy and Director C. Ii. Schwab rvea with notice to appear beroro Judge Stein ror contempt of court In violating Injunction against closing gates in ClIngmMi injunct ox July 30 Gates opened In accordance wita order of council of ndmlnlstrutlox Aug. S For contempt cf court. In ciosms iraics July 23 Judge stem un"(i ouira '-r lows; Lyman J. Gage. M.0; Cbr. Hutching. 1.000; Cliarlei Hcnrotln. H. William I). Kerfoot, I1.00J; Andrew MfN. tl.O; Victor F. I-awso. Iiu); Director Gen eral Davis-tiM. . , tv Aug. 4 Theodore Themas tendered resfT Hon as director or music. ,a t Aug. 31-Judgo GocBln. ovcrrkllng Jnd - Dunno ami Brentano, decided in favor of sua "ser'Ä'orld's mrltamost of rellfloa. gfySSZ of reltgloai st Chicago adjournett .,,ti. Oct a Paid admisslois ea Chicago üj '". mot. JO Fair came to n offietel end PJ aiicVdonTe recorded al .277,211; Bsf, "not. C World's ColtssMtm swBmVssloa tka todl' ssanagcrs sdJeuxBCd siM u