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•DM MISPLACED lA.pr 9—In South Dakota, Iowa and Ne- (Feb 8); Shellrock, la. (Feb 7): Piano, Tex. I Dec 1—At Youngstown, 0„ 7,000 men to : Jul 9-În Chicago, 20 die, 2 driven in ¿ane Jun 23—Gch. Jno. H. GordMi reelected gen- CONFIDENCE. m braska floods at least 40 lives lost. (Feb 11); Millbank, S. D. (Feb 23): Palmer, limestone and ! iron trades received wage and 60 j prostrated by intense heat, many eral commander of United Confederate vet- advance of from 10 to 20 pel* cent. like casiesj throughout Illinois, Michigan, erans, at Nashville, Tenn. < | Yet Be Did Not Resort to False« Apr 14—Near Helena, Ark., family of 7 Tex., and Sun Prairie, Wis. (Feb 24); Casey, hood. drowned by capsizing of boat. 111. (Mar 1); Elkins, W. Va. (Mar 14):," ;Dec 10-^Coal [miners' strike: in norjtbern Wisconsin; Iowa,'¡Indiana, Ohio and ¡Mis- Jul 7—Tariff bill passes U. S. senate 38 to' Apr 24—Beaver Creek, Ky., family of 6 in Bloomington, Wis. (Mar 28); Beaver, ¡Pa. Illinois fields d^éjared off. i i | souri .i.îMuch damage done by tornado in 28....Young.People's Society of Christian A benevolent locking old lady had her at- burning residence, i (Mar 25); Albany, Ind. (Mar 31): Lindsey, O. Dec 18—Wages i oi 10,000 window ¡glass western! Kentucky and ; southern Illinois; Endeavor convention opens in 11 slmul-i tention called to a small street urchin who i May 1—On White Oak creek, Tenn., 6 by (Apr 15): Berea, O. (Apr 19); Bay St. Louis, workers in Pittsburgh district raised 15 per several fatalities. ! taneous meetll.ngs In Sari Francisco. cent. j;..,:. ,ij • Jul j 22—Cloudburst strikes Youngstown, Jul 14-^Leonard J. Crawford (Ky.) elected was crying as if hi 3 heart would break. waterspout. i Miss., Shoals, Ind., and Tullahoma, Tenn. resident of National Republican league, at "Come, come, my little ffllow, don't cl-y. 4 What Has Been Done During the May S—Near Laurens, S. C., 4 children in (Apr 21); St. Augustine, I1L (Apr 30); Brad- O.; entire county east and west 20 ¡miles Pi burning home Neair Pikeville, Ky., 8 by ner, O. (May 1); Caldwell. O. (May 4): Ram- • LYNCHING9. : - ; flooded.-...Earthquake at Saratoga, N. Y. D•etrolt u Mich.' ' Has some one-hurt you or are you afraid of • Jul #5—Upper Hilntan, W. Va., almost én- Jul 16»—Trans-Misslsslp'pj congress, at Salt something?" " Past Twelve Months, ppisoned spring water. sey. 111. (MMaEy 5); Calumet, la. (May 19): Jan 6—Near Orangeburg, Si C.. Lawrence Lake City, adopts resolutions favorifTg Ha- May 13—Pinkney, Tenn., 7 by caving of Coal Creekc,, Tenn. (May 26); Ashley Mtoh. Brown (negro)!; incendiarism,! „ ' ! tlrely; swept away by tornado; several 1 "Nome, but I'll get licked when I git killed. : . waiian annexation, construction of Nic- mines. • (Jul 26); Murdocktfurdock., 111—. (Jul 27)—,; .Hillsboro „„v _ , Jan 7—At Unadllla, Ga., Anthony Hender- aragua canal,: recognition; of Cuba and frea home." May 19—^White Oaks Creek, Tenn., 6 in Kan. (Jul 30): Catawba O. (Aug 23):; Ina. son (negro); charged with murder and an Jul '30—Near Sain Jose, 111., cyclone did coinage of-silver. "What have you been doing that you'll THÉ YEAR 1897 A BUSY ONE fire. 111. (Aug 24); Berlin. Mich. (Sep 1); Hills- assault. i * : ! ' i > " < ' i •. much;damage; 7 killed. • . Aug 17—Near Wilmot, 8. D., 2 In. of snow. Jul 19—House of representatives adoupted be punished for?" i May 27—American Falls, Ind., 9 In rail- boro, la (Sep 3); ,Calro W. Va (Sep 7): Jan 8—Near ¡Sumter, S. C.r Simon Cooper way wreck. Hubbard. Ia. (Sep; 11); Creston, la., and (negro); murder. « i Sep 13—At Port ¡ Arthur and, Sabine Pass, (185 to US) conference report on tariff bill. "I lost a dime, an' pap'll whip me when I Jun 1—Near Alma; 111., family of 5 by Wilmore, Ky. (Sep lS); Bainbridge, O. (Sep Jan 20—At Ataite City, La., Gus Williams, Tex;, ¡hurricane reisults ip 10 dead, many in- Jul 25—Dingley tariff bill' nassed (40 to 30) go home." All | of the Important Happenings the train at grade crossliig....Near Keystone, 23); Afton. I. T. (Sep 24); Summerfleld; III. John Johnson and; Archie Joiner; murder jured; and $250,000) loss to crops. U. S. senate: and signed by president... i "Oh, we will fix-that for you. Wipe W. Va.. 5 children In'burning home. (Sep 27); Medora, 111. (Oct fi); GlbBonburg, of Cotton family, 5 members, ; ! - •Qet president, at Detroit. j velous. parts of city....West Chicago, 111., 4 by col- out the following towns'and villages: Min- Feb 26—At Soddl. Tenn., Charlie Brown Dec 13—Toijnado at Point Là Hache, La.; Aug 4^League of American Wheelmen "Now," said the good woman, "run along lision of two Christian Endeavor trains, go Junction, O. (Jan 22); Poland, Ni. Y. (negro): attempted assault.; i ; wrecked buildings and took life....Earth- meets In Philadelphia. • ' 1 and be a good boy. But before you go you Disasters of Tarlous Kinds—Crimes, Sulcidcs (Jan 26); Mars, Pa., and Malvern, Ark. quaike at Lebanon, 111. ; Aug^ National Christian Alliance ci»n- i Jun 3tf—Westfteld, la., 5 by lightning. Mar 6—At Rock; Springs, Ky.,; 3 negroes iventlon; opens In Cleveland, O. - must tell me what your father gave you the fmd Lyncldngs—A Year's Famous Dead Jul 6—Near Hartsvllle. Tenn., 9 by boiler (Feb 12): Indian Town, Wis. (Feb 28); Tom- shot and whipped by white caps. ¡- dime for." explosion. . , „ - ahawk Lake, Wis, (Apr 13); Pottersvllle,< Mar 15—At Juliette; Fla., 3 negroes; had NECIUOLOGY . i -Aug- 23—National encampment G. A. R. • —Political Eventa—Sporting Piv. (Apr 2?); Cartervllle, 111. (Apr 30): murdered John Bàrflteld and iohn R. Tur- Jail ^-Congressman-elect J. J. Davidson, ¡opens at Buffalo, N. Y.; addressed by Pres. "Yesum. He gave it to me tq git him Jul 7—Bay City. Mich.. 6 by trolley car McKinley on 24th: J. P. S. uobin (Pa.) plunging through open bridge. Marshland. Wis. (May 10); Talhina, I. T. ner ; ! at Beaver, Pa.; aged 3S. some beer, but I left the bucket around the (May 19); Dexter, Minn. (May 26); Erie, 111. Mar 18—At Scottsboro, Ala.. John Smith, electcd commander in chief on 26th. corner." j DANK FAILURES. ; Jul S— Near PinevTlle; Ky.. 6 In burning; ? Jari i6—Minister: Willis, at Honolulu. Jàn 2—State savings, Whitehall. Mich.... (Jul 4); Lake Ann , Mich. (Jul 5); De Kalb negro preàcher;. charged with outraging a : Jan 9Êx-Gov ¡Daniel T. Davis, of Maine, Aug 26—New American partj' launched in "That's too bad. I'm sorry your father Citizens' national, Fargo, N. D....Omaha home. Junction. N. Y. (Jul 7); Rlverdale, Mich. white woman. : , ! „ ,, at Bangor; aged 52. St. Louis by convention of delegates from drinks. I hope when you grow up you will Jul 13—Near Boone,: la., 8 tramps In rall-: (Sep 24); Willow Springs; 111. (Oct 1): Aus- Apr 22—At Alexandria, Va.. Joseph Mc- : Feb 3—Rev. J. A. Brooks, prohibition can- 9 states; Col. E. H. Sellers (Detroit), chair- (Nèb.) savings, $S50.000. way wreck. , , man; platform demands demonetization of never drink a drop." «Jan 4—Germania ($1,000,000) and West tin. Pa. (Oct 4); Centerville, O. (Oct 6):Co y (colored-); àssalult. didate for vice .president in 1SS8, at Mem- "Nome, I won't." Side, St. Paul, Minn....First City, Nora .' ¡.Jul 21—New Haven, Conn., 7 by explosion St. Elmo, Tenn. (Oct 7); Flat Greek, Tenn. Apr 24—Near 0"Nîll, Neb'., ¡Frank Cole; phis', Tenn. ^ gold and silver and an unlimited paper cur- Springs. Ia....Merchants" national, Devil's in armory of Winchester Repeating Arms (Oct. 17); Collins, la. (Nov. 25), and Stewart- alleged horse thief. , . ! Feb 14—Gen. Jos. O. Shelby, near, Adrian, rency. ' ; ' j "Maybe if you look right carefully you Lake, N. D. company. - ... ville, Minn. (Dec. 7). Apr 30—At: Sùnnyslde, Tesi, 4 negroes; :Mo.%i.;Ex-Congressman John Randolph : Sep 1—Ex-Gov. Hoard (Wis.) elected pres- can find the dime you lost. Wheire was it • Jul 2S—Near Reno, Nev., 6 Indians In rail- murder, rape and!Incendiarism. Tuekef, D- D„ LL. D., at Lexington, Va.; ident of Farmers' national congress, at Sit. you dropped it?" _Jan 7—Commercial, Eau Claire, Wis...: way wreck. i , ! Bank of Canton; Minn....Citizens'. Lanes- FOREIGN. May 12—At Jeff, Ala., Nellie Smith and ¡aged, 74. > .:,:.• , Paul. ' "I didn't drop it, I lost it; jist lost it." ; Aug 9—Near Cairo, 111., 10 by. explosion of Mandy White (negresses); had poisoned Febil^-Wm. If. St. John, at New York; ; Oct 5—Gov. Mount (Irid.) elected presi- Dtiro, Minn. towboat. „' „ ^ Feb 7—Mussulmans In Crete massacre dent of National Horse Thief Detective as- "Rut where did vou lose it?" Kelly family. •;,' =i ! ; !•' aged 50. : ..••'. . . . • "Right aroun' ther' in the alley." Jan Si-Bank of North St. Paul, Minn. j Aug IS—Near Dahlgren, 111., G by railroad 1,500 Christians. !' May 13—At Jeff; Ala., Jim Nance (negro); ; Feb|,17—Rear Admiral Edmund R. Cal- sociation, at Madison, Ind. Jan; »—First national. Alma, Neb. collision. i • Feb. 14—Christians bombard Canea. implicated in poisoning of Kelly family. hobn ¡(retired), at Washington: aged 75.,r. : Oct 14— Resignation oi Justice Stephen "But how did it happen tlia't you lost Jan 12—Bank of .Mayview, Mo. ! Aug 2S—Galloway county, Ky., 7 poisoned Greek war ship .fires on Turkish vessel May 14—Near .Rosebud, Tex., 3 negroes; ¡Gdn.j Alf. Pleasahtonv at Washington; aged J. Field (U. S. supreme court) to take effect it?" Jan 13—Seattle (Wash.) savings. by eating stolen melons. •• conveying troops thither and governor of assaulted white'girl. ! ! 73.. i I; • } -. ; Dec. 1 accepted. "I was pitchin' pennies with the fellers Jan 14—Merchants' national, Ocala, Fla. : Aug 30?-Gladstone, Mich., 5 by capsizing Crete takes refuge on Russian man-of-war. May 19—Near Mountain Grove, Mo;, white Feb 22—Blondln (Jeani Francois Gravel.e), Oct 15—Evangeline CIsneros, who escaped an they got it all."—Cincinnati Commercial Jan IS—Citizens' state, Fullerion, 11 Feb 19—Dr. Richard Ruiz, a naturalized caps shot Johni Mitchell and Jack Coff- Jan 10—Bank o.i'i Conway, Mo. ^'sep ^—Near Glenwood Springs, Col.; 12 American citizen, beaten to death by his : 1 famotis rope walker, at London; aged 73. from a Cuban prison, signs declaration in Tribune. „ .* by explosions in coal mine. ! mann. •) • : " "1 • ' • ' i • ; Mar; 8—Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, at New York of intention to become an'Amer- v — Jan IS—German national, Louisville, Ky. jailors in a Cuban cell....Spaniards kill 500 May 22—At Tyler, Tex., ; W m. Jones Stamford, Conni ; aged 85. ican citizen. Ironical If». ..¡..First national, Newport, Ky...-.Minne- 6 Sep 4—Broad Ripple; Ind., S by explosion insurgents in. battle on Philippine islands. (White); accused of murder.^ r r B0ta salvings, Stlyaulv of natural gas. i , , - . ..' ' Apr 12—Greek troops attack Turks simul- Mar. 10—Ex-U.; S: Senator Jos. N. Dolph, Oct 29— National Women's Christian Tem- If a man has: no dust, his name is usually Jun 4—A ti. Urbana; O., Chas. Mitchell at Portland, Ore.:¡aged!62. perance union in twenty-fourth annuai con- ; Jan 21—GermSfiràavinys, Des Moines, la., Sep 7—Cygnet. O., G ^>y explosion of nitro! - taneously from 9 different points, advanc- (negro); 2 lives lost, 10 citizens wounded in .inud. ., . JÒ54.COO.Ì ' jlvcei-in. 5 . „ • ing some distance into Turkish territory. ; Ma^ . 28—Wm; T. Adams' (Oolver : Op- vention at Buffalo, N. Y. riot preceding lynching. ¡; i ' 'L • - tic),! at Boston: aged 75....Mrs.¡Margaret Oct 30—'Tennessee Centennial exposition If a man has, horse sense he should know- Jan 23—Upland (Ind.) bank (voluntary Sep^Near Emporia, Kan., 12 in railway Apr 18—Turkey declares war against Jun 9—At Princess .\jine',: Md.,, W m .An- suspension.-. ..Fanners' and Merchants' Greece; Greeks have captured Turkish po- J. Ereiston, welli-known: writer of;southern at Nashville closed; total attendance since when to say neigh. \ •"sepfi-Xear New âstle. Col., 30 in rail- sitions from Nezeros to Kontra. | drews (colored); had. just been legally sen- waf ipoetry, at Baitimore. opening, 1,750,000. : -If the cat scratches you it is always the bank, Excelsior Springs, _Mo. tenced to death for assault. • Mar 3i)—Ex-U. S. Senator Angus Cameron, Nov 1—Uniion Pacific road sold by gov- Jan 25—Pottsdam (N. V.) national. W^veoilision. ; - Apr 20— Greeks after desperate battl^ cap- Jun 22—Near Dallas, Tex.;,; amegrQ named sign of the Maltese cross. - Jan 2t>—First national, Olympia. Wash. êp 11—Van Buren,; Ark., 7 in railway ture and burn Dam^si and repulse Turks at at La Crosse, Wis.: aged 71. ernment to ¡reorganization committee ¡at If a man would follow the advice he gives Reveni. i 4 McRevnolds: assault. •; •;• Apr 1—Rear Atimiral Jno. H. Russell (re- Omaha, for $58,965,748. ' , m Jan 2i)—Wautauga bank, Johnson City, w-reck. „ ,, j , Jun 25—Near Crystal Springs, Miss., John tired); at Washington; aged 70, . ®i Nov 2—Robt. A. Van W'yck (dem.) elected to others he would soon be perfect. Tenn. I Apr 24—Greek troops after a stapd at If the merctiry goes higher¿tlian usual S01, 17—Near Chippewa Falls. Wis., 6 In Mat! forced to retreat from both Larlssa Moses (negro): murder. .1 - i Apr 10—Ex-U. S. Senator Daniel iW. Voor- mayor of Greater New York; Roger Wol- Jan 30—Dime savings, Chicaga. - . biilway wreck. : ' Jun 28—In Monroe--comity, Miss,, Pary hees, at Washington; aged 76. '' cott (rep.) governor of Massachusetts, a re- next summer blame it on the Dingley bill. Feb £—First national, Oakt-sdale, Wash. j Sep 20—Belle Allen, ;Ala., 5 by fire In coal and Tyranavos. Gilliam (negro): alttemptedi assault; (voluntary Suspension) Moscow (InUr) May 4—In Paris 15? persons perish as re- r : , Apr; IS—Congressman Seth L., Milllken publican legislature In New Jersey; in Ohio If women were as fond of ap]>earing in of Virginia with 1700,000; r; strychnine In coffee. : Jul 16-Near Elba, Ala., Major Terrei (ne- democratic legislature; republicans get ,9 support.—Chicago News. Feb ¡8—State savings, Atlanta, Ga. .,' Oct 4—Near Willow! Springs, Mo., 6 by May 9—Greece asks the mediation of the • May 3— Ex-Gov.; Albert G: Porter, of In- powers to bring war to a close. • gro); had assaulted a white woman and diana!, at Indianapolis: aged Vi.« out of 13 judges in Kansas; fusion ticket Feb 9—Farmers' and Merchants', Free- train on. grade crossing. _ Thes- burned her and-her baby to death. _ wins in Nebraska: Kentucky legisjature is Categorical. pdrt, 111. (voluntary suspension). Oct 6—Plank in ton, b. D., 7 In burning May 15—Turkey demands cession of ¡May 4—Admiral Meade (retired); at. democratic; and South Dakota republicans Feb !10— Bankers' exchange, Minneapolis, "saly and £10,000,000 indemnity before c.om- , Jtil 19—At Columbus, Ga., Dr.: W. L. Washington. : i - . "But -vyhat dq .you mean by saying that the d Oci'13-Plano. Tex..?5 by falling of build- plying with demands of powers f or an Ryder: ha'd murdered young woman who Mai' 13—Ex-U. S. Senator and ex-Gov. elect 5 but of S Judges. _ _..'._' Minn.- , ' Cal- 'had rejected him. ; ' _ ) Nov 0—Compact between U. S.. Russia man was more 'or less intoxicated?" asked Feb 13—State trust and. savings, West ing scaffold. ! . armistice Special Commissioner ¡Richard Coke, of Texas, at Waco: aged 68. the lawyer.; "liemme see," said the witness, houn to Cuba reports that, accounts of Jul 2V—Near Goodwater, Ala., James Dan- May 20—U. & Senator Jos. A. Earle, at and Japan; to protect-seals, signed in W ash- Superior, Wis. .... Commercial savings, Oct 24—Near Garrisons, N. Y., , 19 _ by iel (negro): attempted assault. asi.he scratched his chin. "I guess I mean ILeeds, la Merchants' national, Helena, plunging of New Y;ork Central express into starvation and misery forwarded by con- ¡Greenville, S. C....Gen. Horatio King, at in : 0 1 sular officers had not been exaggerated. Jul 22—At Grlfflin, Ga., Oscar Williams Washington: aged 67. Nov 16—President signs treaty adopted that if he had; been more intoxicated he ilont., $1,000,000. I (negro): assault:.;.Near Nebo, : Ky.; Eph- -s Feb I l(i—Merchants' national, Jackson- "o^^Near Scrantk Pa., 6 in mlnedis- Jun 14—Barney Barnato, South African Jun 6—Rear Admiral Sam. Phillips Lee by universal postal congress.... Aaron would have been drunk, and if be had been "diamond king", commits suicide by Jump- raim Brinkley; .disorderly conduct. (retired), at Silver; Springs, near Washing- Jones (Ind.) elected worthy master of Na- less lie would have been sober. How'll that ville, Fla State national, St. Joseph, Mo. & Jul'23—Near GoTdvllle, S. C., Jim Grey . Feb | German-American, Tonawanda, Nov 30—Maplesville, Ala.. 7 drank mix- ing from steamer off western coast of Mo- ton.! ' j •;•!.. •;- .-.j tional Grange, at Harrlsburg. Pa. do?"—Indianapolis Journal. ture of wood alcohol and whisky. rocco. , . ': (negro); assault on a child. ¡Dec 1—Chas. W. Hunt (N. Y.)elect pres- N.'Y. (Resumed March S.) Jul 24—Near Jackson's Hole, Wyo., John Jun .9—Alvah G. Clark, famous-asti-on- ident of American Society of Mechanical Feb 26—Bank of Uthonia, Ga....Security Dec 15r-Near Portland. Me.. 6 in wreck of Jun 20—Queen Victoria's diamond jubi- omer, at Cambridge, Mass.; aêd 65. We wish somebody would invent suspend- lee celebration opens with' a private service D. Sargent: for abuse which resulted In : Jun 24—Congressman Edward; D. Cooke Loan and Trust company, Des ¡Moines, la. schooner Susan P. Thur.low. in St. George's chapel, Windsor castle, at- wife's death....At Pittsboro, Miss.,:.-Jim accepted ap- ers that never wear out.—Washington ....Commercial, Milwaukee, Wis., Yellow il'ever. Sellers (negro): murder. ' • • (Chicago), in Washington; aged 4S. Democrat. j Feb 27—Muilanphy savings, St. Louis, tended by queen and members of royal me n Jul 5-rEx-GoV.' 'Jno. Evans, at Denver; pqintment tb be attorney-general In Pres. Several cases of yeillow fever were re- family. Jul 27—Near Little Rock", Ark., ,white , aged S3. I -. .: ; , ilo:. $500,000. ported from points In Louisiana in the named Crownover and Beach; horse steal- ^SSFea^mÎn A girl stands before a mirror while dress- Marl S^-Lexington savings, Baltimore. Jun 26—Magnificent naval display par- Jul S—U. S. ¡Senator Isham G. ' Harris first Week of September. On Sep. S it had ticipated in by all maritime nations with ing. (Tenn.), at Washington; aged1 ,79....Ex- ing so she can; see what is going on.—Chi- Mar[ 12—Bank of Mulhall. O. T. made its appearance in New Orleans, also 166 fighting ships In line, closes queen's Aug 6—Near Barbersville, Ky., Jack Wil- cago News. i • Mar! 22—West Point (Ga.) state bank. Qon'gressman i Wm. Slocum Groesbeck, in Ocean Springs. Miss. In rapid succes- lubilee..Mrs. Margaret O. Oliphanlt, fa- liams: had ravaged a deaf mute girl near Cincinnati; aged 81. reelectedT: .Frederick F-i-aley, of Philadel- Mari 23—Farmers' and'Merchants', Paris, sion came reports from Edwards. Miss., mous novelist, dies In London; aged 70. named Viney Tiay.o... .Near Spring Hill. phia. reeelected president of national board A good thingigets a little better every day; Tex. i ? Jul 23—Ex-Gov. J. A. Morton (N. C.), at aiul Biloxi, Miss., and other southern Jul 21—Sultan signs irade sanctioning set- Ala., Geo. Turner (negro); attempted as- Hart; Mich. > ! of trade in Washington.U.Cabinet officers a poor thing,; a little worse.—Atchison Mar 24—De Kalb òounty bank, Maysviile. points-, until on Nov. 23 the fever was con- tlement of frontier question according to sault. • ' - Strength, builder.. Sep IS—At head of Morea u river! ; S. D., 2 treal. ' Jun 14—First state, Fenton, .Mich. Jan 2S— Near Wayne, Neb., C. K. Rash S'ep 19—Treaty of peace between Turkey cattle thieves. : j Merrimae, at Wasihington; aged SO. Feb 16—A CL, B. & Q- train from Chicago Jun 29—Union Trust and Savings, Ta-; brained wife and -3 children; insanity. and Greece signed. j ' Sep 25—At i Hawesviilej: Ky., Raymond Oct 19-^Geo. M. Pullman, head of Palace to Denver made the 1,025 m. in 1,069 min. coma] Wash Keystone national,. Erie,; Feb 6—Mrs. Robert Cort drowned her & Oct 2—Sagasta, liberal leader, intrusted Bushrod (negro): assault.; Car ¡company, jat Chicago; agedi(56. , Mar 17—Fitzsimmons. in prize fight at SOOTH CAROLINA HEARD FROft Pa. (voluntary). • i children and seif. ^ by queen , regent of Spain to form new Oct 6—At Hernando, .Miiss., Henry Crow- ;' Oct 29—Henry George, candidate for may- Carson City, Nev., with Corbett wort Jul ¡7—First national. Mason, Tex. | Feb - 14—Al Lexington, Ky., John W. cabinet. er (negro); assault. ! ¡or of Greater New-York.and single-tax ad- world's championship and $15,000 in 14th Jul 14—Nebraska national, York, Neb. j Marrs, ex-city treasurer, killed 6-year-old Oct 6—In Philippine islands 400 Eur Dpeans Oct 11—At Brenham, Tex., Bob Carter vocaite: aged oS. »' i round. Jul £3—Bank of Moymo.utli Springs, Ark.! son, shot daughter and sister and. commit- and 6,000 natives perish in typhoon. (negro); murder. ! Nov 3—Ex-U. S; Senator Gen. Thos. A. Apr 10—Tillie Anderson (Chicago)won 6- Goeth, S. C.f wrii^s: For Jul ^1—First national, Asheville, N. C.,|te d suicide: insanity. Oct S—Spanish cabinet decides on recall Oct 15—Near; Kendall, 3vy., Tom Parker •Cllngman, at Morgantown, N. C;; aged SI. several years I had suf- Mar 20—Near Orriek, Mo., Bee Rainwater da. (12 hrs.) bicycle race in Detroit, mak- (voluntary). of Gen. Weyler and appointment o r Mar- (negro); had kiiled! vyhite ii-iip whoiattacked : Nov 5— Ex-Gov.; Jas. Pender,¡ at Milton, ing 264 m. fered much from Cold Aug 21—People's savings, Mount Pleas-! killed his wife, daughter, mother-in-law, shal Blanco as governor-general of Cuba, his home..t..On Bayou i; Borataria,, La., Del.; aged 7S. stepbrother and self. to bi- 1 ; \pr 29—Eugene Tavlor, rllnotype operator Feet, Sick Headache, ant, .Mich. Oct 22—Correspondence in regard Douglass Iiolte (colored):;ifor running,quar- Nc>v Ji—Ex-U. S. Senator Nathan Fellows at Denver, Col., set 101,800 ems in S hrs. Aug 27—Bank of Minneapolis, Minn. Apr S—At South Haven. Mioh., Isaac T. metallic .proposals of United States mo no- antine 'gauntiqt.- Dixon, at Westerly, R. I.; aged 50. Sleepless Nights, and Dsiekerson killed wife and self. tary commission issued by British foreign May 5—R. E. Beach swam (indoors) 100 Aug 31—State, Ambia, Ind First state, Oct 1(>—Near Wilmot, Ark., white: man Noy 15— Ex-Gongressrrian John M. Lang- yds. in l':07 l-âf Chicago. foand.no relief until I McPherson, Kan. -.'-.' May 7—At LeadvUUv Col., Geo. RaHiffe office; England rejects all offers to enter- named Cole;, murder oi constable.. stoii (Va.), prominent colored man, in killed Belle Walker (sweetheart) and self. tain proposals. ~ May 6—Partner Martin Burns defeated commenced taking that Sepi 2—First national, Greensburg, Ind. Oct 2S—At Morencif A. T., Juan Madera; Washington, aged iCS; Dan S. ' McLeod in wrestling match at Sep! 14—Bank of Durand; 111. May 31—At San Antonio, Tex., Pud Oct 27—Duehiss of Teck, cousin of Queen murdered itwo men. ' Nov 29—Ex-Congressman Ephralm. M. greatest of all medicines. 1 Franks wound up drunken spree by killing Davenport, I at, for world's championship. Dr. M. A. Simmons - Sep lS^-Fi'rst national, Benton Harbor, Victoria, dies in Richmond. Eng.: aged 64 Sov i2—At CarrOllton, Ala., Bud Beard; Wormer, at Lebanon, Pa.; agot. 53: May • 12—Tyfthoon II. won'23d Kentucky ftlichi ^ , wife nnd self. Nov S—Gen. Blanco pardons all ,persons assault. • ' ;.' Dec 6— Ex-Coingressman Jas. S> Cotheran Liver medicine. It is Sep 20—Bank at Rico,- Col. Jun 3—At Urtrana, O., : soldiers guarding In Cuba prosecuted for rebellion. (S. C.), at New; York. : !• ";' Derby at Louisville. jail iired into mob bent:on lynching-¿»'col- Nov 13—At Williamsport, N. D., 3 Indians; May 14—Cuinard line steamer Lucania better than the others. - 6ep' 29—Bank at Montrose, Col. Nov 19—Fire iti London- destroyed 150 murder Spieer ¡family ih February^ ,-U 'Dec 12—Mrs. Nancy McKinley, president's went from NtJw York,to Queenstown in 5 Oct! IS—City, Sherman, Tex. ored prisoner, killing 2. - warehouses: $10,dii0,000. j Osceola, . Ark., ijHenry Phillips (colored); mother, at Canton, O.; aged S9.- ; Oct! li>—Edgerton (Wis.) bank. ^ Jun 5—At Mishieott, Wis., Peter Plucker- Nov 26—Havana advices say no American Dec IS — Ex-Congressman Charles L. das. 14 hrs. 54 min. • man'killed wife and self. confessed murderer. May 20—Lucretia Borgia, 4-yr-oid filly, Enlargement of the Womb. ;. Oct 21—Bank of Lodi, Wis. citizen is now confined In prison In Cuba Nov 26—At Starks, Fla.;, Hicks Price (ne- Childs (111.), aft, Pittsburgh Washington made 4 m. in 7:11, at Oakland, Cal. This may be caused by congestion, inflam- ' Oct 22—National of Asheville, N. C. Jun IS—Near Davenport, la., John Giugel- Royal decr,ee granting autonomy to gro) : assault. ,. ' Hesing, at Chicago, aged .49. heimer poisoned wife and. self. '!- Cuba and Porto'Rico published; ¡Cuban • Jun 21—C. H. Henderson lowered bicycle mation or tumors. The symptoms are a Nov 9— John A. Willard, banker at Man- Dec 7—At Uaj-dnérville. Nev., Adam Uber; Dec 20—Ex-Congressman Chas. Daniels ;; road record for 100 m. to 6:30:30, at Denver, dull pain in the lower part of tho abdomen, kato,; Minn.; $4S0,Q00. . Jun 25—At Key Westi Fla., white-man government refuses autonomy, defciaring murder. , * ! at Buffalo, N. Y.; aged 69. i , Eometimes depressing or sinking down of . Nov 13—Bank of Antigo, Wis;...Banks at killed durins; attempt of negroes to prevent for absolute Independence. ! Dec 23 — Ex-iCongressman John Patton Col. • s lynching of Sylvanus Jackson (colored). Dec 10—Neari Wesson, Miss., Chas. Jones Jun 24—C: Van de Sande made m. in the wombi and some uneasiness in empty- Leavenworth, Marengo and English, Ind.f Nov 30—Russia adopts gold standard. (negro); murdtjr Mirs. Brown Smith and lier (Pa.), in Philadelphia. j i ing the bladder and bowels. Costivenesa Nov 16—Delia county (Col.) bank. k i Jul 12—Near Morristown, Tenn., Wm. Dec B—German soldiers take possession of 51 3-5 seconds., on a Chicago bicycle track. Black shot brother's wife and self; jeal- 4 children. ; j —' ; POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS-AND Jun 26—Rudolph Lauricks broke every Bhonld bo avoided by using ¡Dr. M. A. Sim- Nov 20—State bank of Holsfeln. Neb. | Kiao-Chau, China. L>ec 13—At St. Gabriel, lâ., 2 negroes; American amateur bicycle recordpfrom 6 to moiig Liver Medicine in small doses, and Dec 2—Piedmont state, at Morgantown, ousy. -' Dec 7—Haytl, in the face: of Germany's charged with^niurder. ' jj EDICATIOXAL. ; onr Mexican Female Remedy used as an K. C. Sep 6—At Toledo. O.. S R. Ashwell killed ,display of force, makes satisfactory ar- 25 m. and made new marks up tb 50-m., at wife and fatally shot self. Dec 16—At Bankston Ferry, Miss.,'Tom: Feb 2—Venezuela arbitration treaty signed Boston. • > - injection, and the persistent nse of Or. . Dec 13—Stock exchange, at El Reno, O. T. rangement to settle indemnity demanded Waller ; (col&reU); implicated in murder of in \yashingtoft; commission to' consist of Jun 29—Arthur Gardner lowered world's Simmons Squaw vine Wine, will bring Dec 21—First nationai, Pembina, N. D. Sep 7—At Victor, Col., Henry H. Tillotson for alleged imprisonment of German sub- Brown ifamiSy.: i. Chief Justice fuller and Justice Brewer for • Dec 23—Chestnut Street national, and killed Ella Taylor (sweetheart) and self; ject and salutes German fla-cv...Cuban in- mile bicycle handicap record to 2:05 1-5, at «boot ft cure. jealousy. Dec 23—AtiFarmlngton,; Wash., Chadwick U. and Loird Herschell and Sir iRobt.- Springtield.i III. Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Fund surgents capture town of Guisa; SCO Span- Marshall and- jJohn! MclJonald; charged Colllhs for Great Britain, ¡these to select a Jul 1—Walter C. Sanger (cyclist) won 2 out Co., Philadelphia; i3,ouO,uoo. Sep 9—At Park City. Utah. James Qulnn iards slain in battle. " ' 'i with murder. j fifth', member. ' • » • • killed wife and shot self ¡¡strong-drink. Dec 11—Haytian ministry iieslgns.i of 3 Vs-m. heats in race against Albatrous, Sep "25— At Whiteside, Mich., Victor An- Dec 13—Gen. Sanguilly, a iCuban leader, Feb S—Nebraska legislature defeated bill famous pacing horse, at Colorado Springs. ¿tiX^WîtaAwJinU UlSIMSSS PAILl'llES. derson killed .mother and self At Sham- j METKOUOLOGICAI,. ; for woman suffrage amendment to consti- Jul 2—McReynoid^ and Carruthers (tan- reported to have deserted to the Spaniards. Jan 2—Mopringsport, La., almost demol-. tution. : , - • dem bicycle pair) lowered world's records: Hattlevllle, S. C., says: Lnreer Commerclnl Concerns, Involv- okin, Pa., A. W. May killed Cora Caseman Dec 16—Sagasta, Spanish • premier, an- and self: her parents refused i consent to nounces complete pacification in Philippine lshed by cyclone; 4 killed. • F^b 11—I. B:'Potter (N. Y.f elected ¡presl- 1-3-m., 0:34 4-5: Vi;-m., 0:55 3-5 ; 2-3-m., 1:172-5, Have used Dr. M. A. Sim- ing LiabilltlcH oi $500,000, or Over. ! theh^ marrying. islands....Alphonse Daudet, novelist, died Jan 19—Earthquake ori Kishm 'island.in- deru League of American Wheelmen, iat Al- at Colorado Springs. j ' mons liiTer Medicine Sip 27—Near 'Carroll, la., John Boeeker Persian gulf killed 2,500 persons. ; bany, N. Y. 1 Jul 6—Wesley Robinson andiJohn Dresher six years In my family. My Jan—16—In Cincinnati, Wheeling, Lake in Paris; aged 57. ; Febl6—Woman suffrage amendment lost (tandem cyclists) rode from? Orange, N. J., Wife thinks tnere is noth- Erie &. Pittsburgh Coal Co.. $1,05(5.000. and killed wife, 5 children and self. Dec IS—Cubans put to death Col. Ruiz, Jan ¡24—Most -widespread cold : wave of ; "Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co., $320,- Oct 7—At Flint, Mich., Lester L. Burton sent to induce Aranguren, an Insurgent years reported : from all sections:,-as far In Nevada legislature 15 to 5. to Atlanta. Ga. (1,000 m.). in 10 dys. ing lilce it for Consti- €00. ' killed wife and self. leader, to surrender. south as central Téxas and northern Louis- ; Feb 17—First) national congress of moth- Jul S—R. M. Alexander lowered world's 20- pated Bowels and Bil- Oct 11—At' Leominster, Mass., John F. iana; température .in. northwest from: 15 to ers ever held assembled in Washington, S00 m. bicycle road race record to 41:53, at Stam- iousness. It cured me Feb 2—Pennsylvania Lead Co., Pitts^ Dec 22—China grants Russia permission 30 below. ' • ; delegates presejnt....Mann Page (Va.êlect- ford, Conn. of Palpitation of Heart. burgh, 41,400,000—Keystone Co. (makers Bovnton killed wife and self. to winter a squadron at Port Arthur. 1 of agricultural implements). Sterling, 111.] Oct 19—At Gattu'p, N. M.,:Clemente Rivera Dec 23—CubanJaisurgents reported to be Jan 25— At Vlrglhla, Minn., thermometer ed president Rational Farmers' Alliance Jul 16—E. H. Ten Eyck (American oars- Have used "Zeilin's Regu- $510,000. i killed Mrs. Victor Barrela and self. burning cane fields within lO imiles of Hav- stood 51 below. : andjilndustriali union, in Washington. man) won finals in great diamond scull lator," and think Dr. M. Oct 20—Near Blue Earth City, Miss., Geo. Feb j S— In Ohio,: rise !of Hocking: river : Feb 25—Mrs.1 Adlai Stevenson reelected races at Henley, Eng. A. S. I.. >1. the best, and Feb 25—United States Building and Loan ana. I)>resident-gene;ral Daughters of American Jul 17—Harry Sidwell (amateur) rode 1 m. use no other. association, Louisville, Ky., $593,000. j Young killed wife, 2 children and self; in- Dec 24—rSpanish squadron (4 gunbpats'&nd causes floods that sweepiaway'pi'^perty all 1 sane over business troubles. along river; 6 drowned. i ; Revolution, at lWashington. in 1:46 3-5, -at Cincinnati. Mar 11—National B'uilding and Loan as- 2 tugs) forced from mouth or Canto river Jul 20—Lizzie Glaw (woman bicycle cham- sociation, Milwaukee. Oct 21—At Chicago jury in Luetgert; mur- by Insurgents. ; Feb ; 26—Thermometers,: register froim 14 ; Malr 3—Mark'i Hanna (rep., O.) appointed der trial failed to agree, standing 9 to S.- to 40 below! throughout porthwest.; to U.. S. senate. ; pion) rode 27 nv. in 1 hr. at Toledo, O. Irregular Appetrte. Mar 29—United Press association, New Jul 24—Star Pointer defeated Joe Pachen, York, $s00,000. Nov 2—At Worcester, Mass., Edward industrial! Marl 9—Viclnitj- of Bedford, Ind., suffers Mar 4—Win..! McKinley (O.) and Garret This condition is a symptom of some COBk Hamilton killed wife and ¿laughter and from freshet to extent o:î,$2,coo.uoO. A.; liobart, (Ni J.) inaugurated president at Chicago, In-3 straight m.-heats. | Btitntional derangement oi the system, es* Apr 7—E. S. Dean & Co., New York, $1,4 Feb II—Illinois Steel Co.'s works at South 1 ; Aug 2-fPedro, carrier «pigeon owned) by shotaself. Mar 10-ARalstdn, G. T.;'nearly destroyed and ; vicei-îresident of U. S. before Chief 000,000. i -Nov 4—At Dallas, Tex., Jas. Boswell Chicago start full blast giving work; to 3,000. Justice Fuller.; " Peter Tollons of South Bend, Ind., flew l.UUO Apr 10—Cooperative Town Co., Elizabeth4 May 22—Strike of American flint glass 'by cyclone.; i , •; m. in 3S hrs. ton, Tenn., $1,000,000. . killed Mrs. Emma Smith, Jas. Barton and Mar, IS—Leeds,; Lynn, James, Hintcn and ; Mar 5-îSenatje confirms cabinet appoint- self: jealousy. workers' union, Inaugurated in Pittsburgh Merrill, in Iowa,-flooded:! • ments: Secretary of state, John Sherman Aug 3—John Flanagan threw 16-lb ham- in body. His appetite is more capricious Apr 26—Superior (Wis.) Consolidated Nov 7—Near Unadllla, 'Neb., Ralph Van 4 yrs ago, declared off;.had cost union over (O.)!;: secrietary(of treasury, Lymaiv J.Gage mer 157 ft 4 in. than the whims of a spoiled child; at timea Land Co., $3,600,000. $1,000,000. iMatf 19—In Wisconsin, ¡'Minnesota, Iowa, Aug 4—Ralph Gregory and Ben Kelley rooe May 6—Mutuar Life Insurance -Co:, In- Horn killed 5-year-old 'son and self; in- Nebraska, ¡Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, (¡111.):; secretary of war, Russell A. ¡Alger •here is a craving for food, at others a loath- sanity. i Jul'1—Upon failure of Joint wage confer- Tennessee, ¡ Arkansas, ¡¡''Mississippi' and (Mlcjh.); iattorney-general, Jos; -McKenna tandem (unpaced) m. in 0.55V-J, at Scran- ing of even the very thought of eating. Thia dianapolis, $4,000,000. > . Nov 9—Near Plneville, Ky., Andrew ence at Youngstown, O., of Amalgamated (Cali); postmaister-general, Jas. A. i Gary ton, Pa. • condition renders life miBcrablo and should May 11—William Brown & Co., commis- Association of Iron and Steel Workers and Louisiana, streams become raging tor- Aug 2S—Star Pointer paced 1 m. In 1:59*4, sion merchants, San Francisco, $60u,u0o. Vaughn killed wife and iself. rents; loss of life • "and property im- (Md.,); secretary of navy, Jno. D. Long be corrected by the nse of Dr. ¡VI. ArSim»_ Nov 16—At Cushing, la., L. D. Splckler manufacturers, all union mills closed; 75,000 mense.... Litica, i Miss., wrecked b}? t«rr^- (Mass.): secretary of interior, Cornelius N. at Readville, Mass....A. L. Hachenbe'rger mons Liver Medicine. May. 22—William Tai;r, distiller, Lexing- killed wife and self. men rendered idle. Bliss (N. Y,.); secretary of agriculture, Jas. rode 100 m. on bicycle (unpaced) in 5 h'ri. 15 Knoclced" Out. Zcilln'a big fraud hna ton, Ky., $(500,000. Jul 5—Great wage struggle Inaugurated doL a farther-'killed Texas cyclone de- miri., at Denver. May 31—Hubbard Milling Co., Mankato; Nov IS—Near Benton Harbor, Mich., stroys houses dt Piano, Denton, ¡Hutch- Wilson (Ia.). Just b^cn knocked out by the Supreme Henry Kammerer killed his father In quar- by United Mine Workers of America by a Ins, il tasca and Fort Worth... .Cyclone Mar 15—Fifty-fifth congress convened in Aug 30—Walters, on a London track, i;ode Court. ;-' The nnfortnnate merchants who Minn., $500,000. general strike of coal miners in Pittsburgh 100 m. In 3:25:53 3-5. j were induced to buy the stuff find them- Jun 4—Doiese & Shepard, stone-conr rel over money matters, also himself. sweeps oveir ¡Lake Charles, Clayton,; Horns- extraordinary'session; T. B. Reijd reelected Nov 28—At Mason, iM!ch., Scott Bowdlsh (Pa.) district. ' by, Vidalifi and other" Louisiana:1 towns; spekker of hoiise of representatives. Sep 6—Geo. W: Clark dived into Chicago selves with goods that cannot be sold, as tractors, Chicago,.$730,000. shot 9-year-olfl daughter and killed himself. Jul 8—United Mine Workers' headquar- river from height of lfio ft. i . the Supreme Court enjoined it. The United Jun 30 — Commercial Building Trust; ters at Columbus, O., report 125,000 miners many lives'lost.. Mar 22—U. S.ii supreme court decided (Jus- Sep 15—Michael rode 20 m., at Springfibld, Dec 2—At Milwaukee Albert Krueger tices; Field, Gijay, Shtras and ¡White dis- ; States Court knocked out the old proprie- Louisville, Ky., $500,000. out. Mar 22—Cyclone at Arlington, Ga.,; wrecks Mass., in 3S:ll. . 1. tors of tho article now colled "Black Aug 17—Massachusetts: Benefit Life'as- killed wjfe and self. academy building; 9 killey... .Tornado near senting) that ajgreement of Trails-Missouri Dec 6—At Kansas City, Mo., Chas. Deri- Jul 26—Avery Plow factory at Louisville Freight association to maintain)rates:with- Sep IS—Michael rode 25-m.. at Bostori, in Draught" as perpetrators of fraud. ' < if sociation, Boston, $1,000,000.' neller while drunk shot wife and self. resume after 3 mo. shut down; 1,000 men em- Abbeville and Genoa, Ala., kills 5..;..Rock- 45 *oS 4-5. '• • Moral: Donft"tamper" with frauds! Aug 31—E. . B. Cuthbert & Co., brokers. ployed. tnghaim county, N: H.y 'shaken by earth- in its territory iwâs a violation af aritirtrust . Sep 23—Western league-.and Western as- Xiew York, $500,000. .'."-.• Jul 27—Algonquin Woolen Mills Co. of quake....Cyclone In Cyhtliiana ahq Wash- law |of "1890:—r . , . sociation 'baseball clubs close season with • Sep 15—Seymore Bros., stock brokers; FIKES. Passaic, N. J., notified employes of wage ingtoh,- Ind.; wrecks : tuiuiy buildiings— Mar 31—House of-representatives passed Indianapolis-and Cedar Rapids clubs hold- New York; $1,000,000. . Increase of from 10 to 15 per cent. Serious floods along Dfes Moines river in (205! to 122) Dlngley tariff.bill. ing respective pennants. , Oct 22—W. G. Hitchcjock & Co., silk deal- InvolvlnR n I,own of Half a Million Jul 28—Coal operators of Pittsburgh dis- lOWa.j =.]:.'•»-; J Apr 6—Carter H. Harrison (dem.) son of Sep 27—J. W. Stocks broke all world's rec- ers, New York, $l,0o0,uoo..V..Fowler Cycler Dollar» or More. trict adopted "true uniformity" agreement. Mar 23—.All Iowa farms in valleys of late Mayor Harrison, elected mayor of Chi- ords from 6 to 33 m., gbing latter distance in Co., Chicago, $500.000.:. Jul 31—William Cummings, leader of non- Floyd, Big Sioujc, Little ¡Si.oux, Ro<^k, Jim, ciagpi' 3:1:34 2-5, in London..:.A. E. Jackson, of Oct 30—Werner Co., publishers, Chicago, Jan 2G—In -Philadelphia, several business Vermlllionl and Elkhorn rivers un.desr water Apr 7—Elisha; Dyer (rep.) elected governor Chatham, Ont., and Chas. Roberts, of To- k blocks, flames starting in the Hanscom union miners at Scottdale, Pa., killed in t' $800,000. - . Bros.' big grocery: $2,500,000....In Chicago, quarrel.with union men. ....Mknkato, Minn., flooded; 4 drowiied. of Rhode Island. ronto, rode 200 m. in,13 hrs. 25 min. Nov 17—At Oshkosh, Wis., Henry Sherry, Williams' block; $,".30/000. Aug 4—Judge Jackson (federal court at Mar 2s—Austin, Tex., styept by cyclone. : Apr 12— President names Senator! Wol- Sep 29—A. E. Walters lowered every rec- lumber operator and manufacturer, $l,ooo,- Feb 2—In Harrisburg, Pa., state capi- Parkeasburg, W. Va.) enjoins E. V. Debs Mar 30—Three breaks occur in levee, that cott,(Col.), C.' J. Paine (Boston) arid ex- ord from 34 to 61 m.,-going 34 m. in 1:05:10:1-5, 000. toli $1,500,000. ' ' ' ; . and associates tresspassing on property of protects Mississippi delta...-Chandler, O. Vice President Stevenson (111.) as commis- and 64 m. in 2:07:04 4-5. Dec 18—At Owensbpro, Ky., R. Monarch; Monongah Coke & Coal Co., or Inciting its T., almost! totally destroyed by tornado; 45 sioners to-international monetary confer- Oct 3—National league baseball' season Mar 15—In St. Louis, Ely, Walker & Co.'s ence: i distiller, - $750,000. wholesale dry goods house; $1,500,000. employes .to strike. killed. J . - : ' ' _L | • ! closed with the clubs standing-inithe fol- Apr S—In business ssection of Knoxville, Aug IS—Preliminary injunction Issued at Mar 31—Gradys, Ark., almost destroyed A pir 20—At Mobile, Ala., 32d international lowing^ positions: Boston, .705; Baltimore, -CASUALTIES. . Tenn., 5 lives lost; $1,200,000. Pittsburgh, Pa., against; marching of strik- by cyclone;r 4 'killed:....Tornado sweeps Convention of Y. M. C. A. convenes. ; .692: New. York, .634; Cincinnati, .576: Cleve- Apr 15—În.New Orleans, Moresque build- ers or Interference with N. Y\ & Cleveland across-' country 4 miles east of ¡Superior, Apr 27—Grant monument inaugural pa- land, .527:"Washington, .462: Brooklyn, .462; -êndyour NAME OH A POSTAL <£RD s Reporting Cntnwtroplie» In Wlilcli ing: ' $500,000. • ! Gas Coal Co.'s miners made permanent. Neb.J..Severe blizzard prevails over:west- rade; witnessed by 2,000,000 people;) battle- Pittsburgh, .45S; Chicago, i447: Philadelphia, ¿VND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 RM»E\ Five or More Liven Are Lost. Apr 27—In Newport News, Va., C. & O Aug 21—Nine men seriously injured In riot ern Nebraska arid Colorado. ships of many nations participate in-naval .417; Louisville, .400: St. Louis, .221. Ry. Co.'s pier: $2,000,000....In vicinity of among strikers at Unity mines near Pitts- Apri 2—Near Indian Bay, Ark., 5 drowned parade, and President McKinley speaks at Oct ^—Michael rode 1 m. in Philadelphia, ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE Jan 4—Nelson, Neb., 5 in mine explosion. Grantsb.urg, Wis., foVest fires. burgh. while fleeing before rising waters of White tomb." ° ; in 1:36:... Six thoroughbred horses in'relay Jan 13—Pottsville, Pa., 5 miners In falling May 2—In Pittsburgh. Pa., several big Aug 26—Employers concede. Increase of 25 river; andiS more near'Madrid, Mo....Cy- : Apr 28—William J. Deboe (rep., Ky.);elect- won 5-m.; race against 4 crack cyclists by 5 \TESITR REPEATING ARMS CO. cage. busihess buildings: $4,000,000. per cent, in wages to New York tailors, clone; in southern part of Cleveland coun- ed to U. S. senate. , yds. in 9:52. ISOWlNCHESTER AVE , HEW HAVEN. CONN. Jan 15—Dallas, Tex., 15 children by Are. May G^-At New Y'ork, Merchants' Refrig- and strike declared off. ty, Ark.; 1 killed. ' May 1—Tennessee centennial exposition Oct S—John R. Gentry and Robert J. in Jan 21—Near Quogne, L. I., 9 in wreck at erating Co.:s cold, storage warehouse; $500,- Aug 25—In New York city, 12,000 cloak Apr 11—Total area unden water by -floods opened at Nashville. '' i ^ • ! • team paced 1 m. at Glen Falls, N. Y., in 2:08. •- sea. : 000. i makers strike for higher wages. 15,MX) sqtiare miles—7,9'JO Square 'miles May 5—U. S.) senate refused (43 to: 26) to Oct 11—Baltimore club won Temple cup Jan 24—Perry, O. T., 25 children severely May 20—In Hoboken, N. J., 150 homes- Aug 31—Labor leaders in conference at in Mississippi, 4,500 square miles in Arkan- ratify general arbitration treaty with Eng- in baseball contest with Boston, securing Injured by collapse of school building. $650,000. ! St. Louis adopt resolutions scoring govern- sas, 1,750 square miles in Missouri, 1,200 in larid Universal postal congress convenes ,4 of u games played. i ^DHARTSBORNSIS' Jan 27—Six in wreck of boat between Jun 3—In Alexandria , Va,, Bryan'f s fer- ment by injunction, favoring public Owner- Tennessee] and 450 in Louisiana. Flooded In |Washington, 55 countries being repre- Oct 27—Dan McLeod won world's wrest- Evansville, Ind., and Hartford, Ky....Easi tilizing mill; $500.000.! - ship of railways and telegraphs, and right districts Contained 39,500 farms, valued at sented. * - Hngchampionship from "Farmer" Burns. NOTICE Norfolk, Conn., 5 in railway wreck, Jun 15—On Ellis island, in N. Y. harbor of people to bear arms.: $65 OQO.OOO.J.. Principal streets of East Grand May 19—Amejrican Baptist Home Mission- ; QCt 28— Eddie McDuffle rode 2 m. in 3:24, at immigrant buildings; $SOO.OOO. . ' r Jan 28—Near Mt. Ida, Ark., 5 frozen to Sep 4În 10 weeks of miners' strike, strik- Forks, N. ¡D„ flooded S feet deep by freshet ary society In innuat session i n! Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. death. • Jul 23—Peoria (111.). Grape Sugar Co.'s ers lost In wages $10,500,000. in Red river. . Pa. ; ; - 1 Nov 12—Chas. M. Murphy rode 1 m !n plant; $600,000. Sep 10—Nineteen dead and .41 wounded was Apr 14—Ini Qulncy (111.) district 10,000 May 20—U. S: senate passed (41 to 14) reso^ 1:00 4-5, at New York....Michael rode 15 m. Jan 31—Hoboken, N. J., mother and 6 Jul 27—In Yönkers, N in 31:07 2-5, at Chicago. children by fire. _ ' ' • • Y., 2 large fac- result of a volley fired by deputy sheriffs acres Inundated fro; m 4 to 10 feet. lution recognizing Cuban belligerency.... Feb B-^Neaf Pacific Junction, la., 6 torles; $500,000. r into mob of miners on outskirts of Latimer Apr 2S—tin! West Guthi-ie, O. T., cloud- House of representatives unanimously ap- Nov 13—University of Wisconsin in foot- Aug 15— In Baltimore, Tunis Lumber Co.'s burst does immense damage; 25 ;drowned. propriates $50,Cl00 for relief of American cit- ball game defeated U. of Chicago, In Chi-? Skaters drowned. < .; • • saw and planing mills; $600,000. Pa. Feb 13—Gouverneur, N. Y., 6 by mine Sep 11—Interstate convention of miners May 19-fRapld fall of ¡ .Mississippi river Izeins in Cuba.»..National uood Citizens' eago: score, 23 to 8. ^ S,ep 16-Oreat Dismal swamp of'Virglnia at Columbus, O.. voted to accept compro- from Memphis to gulf gave notice: that convention in 6iashviUe, Tenri., adopted res- Nov i 25—In football games in Chicago c&v6-ln* and North Carolina, covering 400 sq.- m on mise of 65 cents a ton and declare off the great flood was over; damage amounted to olutions tending to promotlojn of good clt- Thanksgiving day University of Chicago STOPPED FREE. Feb 21—Tazewell, Ky., James Chadwell fire from end to end. " strike. ; $14,520,000, ! i izenship... .'OniB hundred and: ninth gbneral defeated U. of Michigan, Chicago Athletic PERMANENTLY' CURED and family drowned by floods. Sep 29— In Washington, power house of Sep 20—U, S. court at Wheeling, W. Va. May 25—rAt El Paso, Tex., giving- way of assembly of Ifiresbyterian church meets at association defeated New Jersey associa- Insanity Prevented by Feb 23—Near Murray, Ky., 5 by premature Central Traction Co.;: $1,000,000. Eagle Lake, Ind. i : , tion, and the U. ofWisconsin defeated DR. KLINE'S GREAT explosion of dynamite. . Oct 6—In Detroit, Mich., opera house and makes perpetual Its Injunction issued dur- levée destroyed 120 housés., ; a ing strike forbidding E. V. Debs and oth- May 27—!At El Paso, Teix., a secónd'break ¡&lay .6—Cassius M. Barnes Inaugurated Northwestern (11}.) team. In Philadelphia NERVE RESTORER Feb 21—Lake Preston, S. D., 5 by gas 2 business buildings; $50Ü,OOOT ers from speaking in the state. In levee does great ; dâmage...:Vermont governor of Oklahoma. U. of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell. Positive cure for all Xervous Diacases.Fit*.Epilepsy, suffocation....Sherman Heights, Tenn., 7 Oct 27—In St. Louis, building containing Sep 224-SherifE Martin and 7S deputies in- shaken by earthquake. ; > , , Jun 2—International commercial confer- ' Nov 29—Union Pacific fast mall made 519 »limit aiui St. Vitus' Dance. -V.I Fin or .Vt'rvoii.M.-n by cars on grrade crossing. Wabash railway offices; $500,000. dicted at Wllkesbarre, Pa., for murder of Jim 3—At Arlington and other parts of ence opened in Philadelphia, Pres. McKin- m. in 520 min.; from Cheyenne to Omaha. afwrtfr»! .!»-<• u«. -Treatise and 82 trial bottle free Mar 4—Boston,.6 in explosion in Tremont Dec 12—In Philadelphia, wholesale and liey speaking." I • • Dec 4—Slosson won 6-das. billiard match to Fit patient*, thi-v pttriDi: '--i,i uhiir^'.onlv viii'n re. . Í - street caused by escaping gas. retail salesrooms of carpet manufacturing miners at Latimer Sep 10. Texas great damage done , by tornado. ctV"k S^f.1 to DR. KI.IXK. I.t'i., HWU-vu" iiiititu!«- at' B Sep 27—At Girardsville, Pa., 9 men wound- Jun 10—Cyclone at Lytic, Minil, and vi- Jun 10—Irving Rouse elected president of in New York, defeating Ives in last game by Mcllcl.ne, 833 Arot) Street. PHU.ADKI.l'HU. PA. Mar 17—Steamer de St. Nazaire sunk off firm of John & Jas. Dobson. e"d in riot over mining troubles. cinity does great damage; 7 killed, nurserymen, at St. Louis. 2 points. Carolina coast, only 4 out of 80 on board Dec 23—In Cleveland, block In business Oct 2—iTroops withdraw from Hazelton, Jun IS—'Cyclone destroying farm btiild- ' Jun 15—Univtersal postal) congress ad- Dec 12—C. N. Miller, of Chicago, won 6- known to have survived. - center; $500,000. , Pa., quiet having been restored; nearly all ingsrof Illinois institution for feeble-mind- journed. | da. bicycle race in New York, making 2,013 Mar 22—Henry county, Ala., 8 drowned in Dec. 2&—In Chicago, Coliseum building- the miners had returned to work. ed children at Lincoln killed 4. i > ¡: Jun 16—Stlewart L. Woodfbrd (N. Y.) ap- m...;.C. B. Buckley became champion quail Weeks Scale Works, Mar 24—Laddsville, la., 6 children In $500,000. Nov 2G—In Wilmington (III.) coal field, Jun 24—Cyclone near Saline, Kah., wrecks pointed minister to Spain, i eater of world, having eaten 2 a day ¡for 30 HAY, COAL, STOCK, GRAIN, DIICrA n U V burning residence... .Near Nashville, Tenn.^ The business sections of the following 3,000 miners resume work....Wages of 15,000 mliny buildings; 3 killed..-..Much damage Jun 17—American Railway'union .(E. V. consecutive das. ) AND COTTON SCALES. OUPrA'-Ui (He la J S in burning residence. towns were burned out or nearly so: Roy- employes Increased 10 per cent, by Missouri . donie by h!all;àt Topeka. Kan. Debs, pres.) changed name of organization Dec 17—VKid" McCoy whipped Dan Cree- Mar 29— Near Pensacola, Fla., 8 byalton , Wis. (Jan. 7); Milan, Mo. (Jan 15): toi "Social* Deiinocracy of Amdrica.V and don in fight for world's middle-weight & StaffordvlUe, Conn. (Jan IS); Pacino Junc- Pacific Ry. Jul 4—Barnum, Minn., partially destroye ; d Habit. NEW HOME CURE. Pafnlesi. No Vij; "swamping of boat... INemeha county, Kan.î June Nov 30—At Olneyvllle, R. I., 25,000 mill by tornado. ;. ! i ° i -j adopted, declaration oi' principles outlining championship at New York. detention from work, Guaranteed. Writ« i&jfyJ..drowned trying to ford.creek. _ -n tion, Ia. ^Jan 25) ; Caledonia, O. an 29); operatives received wage advance of 20 per Jul t$—Lowry, Minn., wiped out iby ¡cy- proposed scheme for a cooperative com- Dec 22—Walter C. Sanger made M m. at e., Ky.j, cent. clone; 14 killed. . . , ' _ monwealth. Milwaukee in 1 min. flat..^ OPIUM DR. PU ROY. Houitoni Texas» im^m 'SxKnozvilleTîm.^7 by fire. j M {1