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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-01

The English holders of confederate
bonds are combining TO make the
payment OF the bonds condition of
loaning British money for industrial
development in the South. It is said
that these holders have control of the
English money market, and that no
cash for investment in America can
be obtained without their consent.
The scheme may be thought to be a
very clever one in conception, but it
will not be apt to "pan out" very
well. The Southerners can get all
the money they are good for in the
North, and therefore do not have to
depend on England for the where
Yi;hal t, develop their RESOURCES.
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BOISE CITY AND v
Notice of { hcri"s saR I
Estate Ulder G1sspa

B. virtue IT an execution ''~
hi trict Court of the second "'N
Idah., Territory in and for he w.
where II Shdinwfld Bros arr r.
Idaho G i'd aud silver Mines lIiH"
upon a jnigmen Rendered ~
lime 1sse. for the sum Oh sIlsN
aud interest l have evle' NY"
title. claim aud in crest oil 'lis s~
Idaho Coll and Silver MINES Vs.
To The following scribed rei
90 stamp quar'z mill and reaa'l
its its machinery. tracks. cars, {"
one store building and cellars
used til rewi,h, one boaFdi"s
smith shop ,.,s.,5I
Alip the 'own Of Graham oA' !, n
Public notice is hereby slS'n :
monsay the asth d,y d ' -.
At | o'cl ok P. NJ. Of siiu u"' 81
House door, Bose cou Nv SEQ ~
for Lawful money of the Uss y u
ri,,bt utie. claim and int e. ~. il
H. Idaho ,;..ld u d iiv NJ ,r,yt Il
an IT., above described ppr.IiI,
,h.,s,,f.s may be necessary I" - ~
ment. with Interest a'a ". = HivlSA'
H..
and best bi'ider.
Ut 4 1870.
The above sale Is p's'i' 1ps
urday, Nov. 10, 1889, at 7 s' HII'aylSI
day. " J
oct. 25, 1889.
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Oct. s, 80.

me above sale is postponed until Sat.
urda, Nov. l6, 1897. AT same hour ON that
va e, & HANlRD.
VT - 1909 Sheriff.
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81 FOR Is VIE. Ks.
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IpAno,

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IDAno, !
October 5, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register aud Receiver
at Boise City, idaho, on Monday. Novem-
her Is, 1889 viz: Henry Demaris, W q
made Homestead entry No 1890, for the
VIZ Sc a. and Sc 4 Sc Il, Sec 81
and Ne Il NE 4, Sc 81 Up 10 n, Il
Z, B NJ.
He names the following witnesses tc
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, VIZ: Fred
Campbell, of l'lacrrville: James Towner
James Drchambcau, John Eascley, OF
Garden valley, Idaho.
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register
% s, 1889
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Everybody ,oants Mis Book.
A BONANZA FOR AGENTS.

A BONANZA FOR AGENTS.
Strike while the iron is hot This is
The only reliable and authentic edition
published. Nearly 500 p~ges. Agents
are selling from Teu to Fifty copies day
aud are coming money, Send 40 cents for
complete eunyassing outfit immediate y
and name choice OF territory. Address
THE HISTORY COMPANY,
723 Market ST, San Francisco, Cal.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate Ua.
der Execution,

By virtue of an execution issued on; If
the District Court of the Second in licial
District Of Idaho Territory in and for the
county OF Boise, whe. Elm Mason. Ehrmnn
" Co are p aintiflS and the Idaho Gold
ana silver Mines Qimited) is defendant,
unon Il Judgment rendered on the oath day
OF June, 1889. for the sum OF $47035, be-
sidcs costs and intere-l. have levied up
on AL the right, title. claim and in'cres of
sad defendant, the ldlhn q I'D and Silver
MINES Q.lmi'ed of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, towit:
~ stamp quartz mill and reducji IN
works, with all its machinery, tracks, cars.
etc
One store building and cellars connect
ca and used therewitn, one b ,nrainr
house, one blacksmith shop.
>, All IN the town Of Graham, Boise Co |.
Public notice is hereby given thai will
ON
Monday, thu 23b Dy OF octo1s-, 1882
AZ one o'clnck T. NJ of said day, in front of
inc o"urt House door of Boise county sell
AZ pubic auction for lawful money of The
oni'ed States all The righi. clam, tile and
interest ct The sid defendant. the Idaho
G'ld and Silver Mines (Limile,D .t, in and
10 me ab"'e described property. or so
"''ch !nereo' rs may be necessary to sat
My saiu Judgment with interest and costs,
: c, to the highest and bast bidder.
c. G. UAVIRD,
Sheriff.
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HENRY m. HUNT.
The Greatest Sensation OF the A Q.

1t is the only complete and authentic
book on the subject Brimful of hitherto
unpublished facts and contains documents
never before given 10 the world. Profuselv
illustrated With original and finely exc
ruted engrayings of the principal actors
anu scenes in the tragedy; in addition, a
view otlhe court room during the progress
Of the trial; of the weapons with which
the unfortunate physician met his fate.
A valuable pictnrla. history OF this
greatest of modern crimes.
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rREAsuyEg's soll's

TKEASU A6S
The following : arra''''
n .es,plation at my Office
RoAp FUND
No. 49-In favor All = navIs.s|
:, &c. 80 L. Chas. Nannas
:. 10 /. james Grove
HOSP TAI fasn
No. a4-In favorol r''' Fu,.I
COUNTY GESEnAac , N
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Notice for Publication.

Oct 10, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in supper
Of his claim, and that said p OF will be
made before The Register and Receiver AT
Boise City. Idaho, IN Thu. sday, Nov. IS,
1889 viz: John Lear, who made Pre-
D No 1910 for the y SW ( " NE a
|SW 4, Sec %, TIP Z n, IA f, b NJ.
He names The following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
en- tivation OF. said land, viz: Michael
l.eary, C,rnelius I.cahan, Philip Ranf
James McIarty, all of Placervillr. Idaho
HARLEM PEFLEY, Resster
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04
BY-WAY SKETCHES nv The SOUTH.
80. WI.

BY-WAY SKETCHES IN THE SOUTH.
80. vi.
What Know About YELLOW Fcycr Con
tinucd symptoms of the Djsea.e.-
Notes From Doctors Diary.
nEcNrR. Ala, Nov. 1858.
To the Editor of the Free Press.
II might he Of interest to the general
reader, although it is a medical matter
strictly speaking to know tn, symptoms of
an attack Of yellow fever. I'm the midst OF
apparent health there comes q sudden and
severe pain over tho eyes and down Tn"
spine. With the pain comes a chill or u
chilly sensation, followed by raging foyer.
These symptoms all continue Tor three days
with little if any relief. Nt the end of that
time tn pain dies out. the fever disappears,
and the sufferer and his friends congratulate
themselves that the danger j, gone.
Alas it has often jus; commenced This
is the period of calm" which run, into =
dreadful depression OF vital powers. The
pulse gets more and more feeble the blood
is ready 10 oole from every avenue from the
body. and the slight st in,tiscrrtion may
bring on fatal result. At this time, too.
comes on that peculiar CountcIance amt
color that has given the di>cas" its nauIc.
When one has once seen the CHASTITY yellow
skim, the furowcd brow. the anxious com
t'nance and hlool-ahot ove OF typical vel
low fever vi tim the picture will never fade
from memory.
How nlau} lo-i their lives through the IL
w. i. "'''' ,'"l""'N y. '''o o"' ''S '' 49,
'''t N0'''"O'' !" ,N"''' "iii,
,''''ii "i''''i ~" 'i''' WV" 'iV ''''
>'' "',' P'HH''' WIZ" us u'HSi'iE "''" - "'''i
.,'N' '''' ''e P"'i'"t o'san I" I'c' 80 s''u'
,'. '''.'-V' was JUS '"''H''I n'''H "
,'""' AZ W. "I''"' u" at S"'' ui'r' |" ST. Wy
a '.'''i"',' VI +" ?'' SUI ''''''S n.y.
',.'' " 'o'1 -! pay u''5cN''o" rs! 10 Gu,
''' W. '''"' o." '''' ,i'e "''i'i''' "T"''''' CIV
'''' '"' ''i ~ 'ilr "a ny P"'lo'i', vas :" "
Wv '"'' ''i'''''''' '''" 'i',' y" ~ g." t''",
u.' Nv %' .n was '''i H''u ~ oe as VI
- '''' CIV ii'i""' 80 NY h'N' ,l'i' 'i'- ~
so """''H III "''eiio''ii(e' oi' oi' "un'1
''' ~ ''N ''i w J'' No"' % ",
'''''' wy "' NV - 'ic"n ''"i t,.' 'g'
va, my i'"''"'' '''' 9'i VI ""''
7'' '"' 'n'~."'
CARRYING THE coNThGoN.
HoN easily the coutagion OF this disease
can be- carried from one place 90 another is
''I".o' ny an i"''"'h' gwen ny ~ DEC
Nh.k,lur.r I.,iirr .bn ouioemi, therein 1873
ri. family Immediately ON his Death LETT
fo, nm inferior Town y, here there was no
fovo. mi. was before fine DAYS of the
,irii quarantine BEFORE leaving. the
do,,gbta,. ooair.t five adyir. of tive nrvsi-
ciu,, .o,.rntl, cut of = Loot, IF hon. fatbar'.
L,i..,d .a,iir,, II u, an ar,,olona +nol, II to
tbai,. no,,. mace Of obode Afte, bein,-
II, p, som. lime in rood hnalth The lou,eh
fer one afternoon brought out the nemento
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04

ger came ~ to say that I've patient was not
dead. Fortunately tine autopsy bad not
beeu he1u This remind, De ot dis
trassiNg dream that nave had many times"
drenm that have maGc an autopsy, but
the subject was iu a trance instead Of h"in
dead as supposed lie comes to and in
.i-t, ou my aiyiua haCk hi, loart dud lung.
and ether organs and tbat | shall nv, them
in place ljs Il yCrr embarrassing position
for me and I suppose he Is no lc,, cnhar-
rasscd for want of his heart and lungs
ODD. The city marshal dicd TINS morn
ing suddenly. He was the FIRST to welcome
mo rs jumped from the train ON my re.
turn. He was brave man. His death Is
directly due 10 the nurse. His poor old
father has been waiting outside the lines TO
get daily reports as TO his sons condition -
not allowed to sce him. The news for him
this morning will be that his son is dead md
hulied Am glad that have not 20 bear
Che tdingS.
I.ytton was taken down this morning
He is the last of the four young men That
were living in my house with ne after m
return. The lines seem TO he drawing closer.
The experts say that there will he no mere
eases row except those vino have the germs
of rho disease already in the system. The
question OF interest then is which of us have
now the mysterious microbes in the blood
gottiug ready 10 storm fin" citadel
ODD Poor Hal is dead. one Of the most
promising young lawyer, in the state. |
know of mono Whosa prospects were So bril-
liant not alone for professional but for polit-
zeal success, He has remained here solely
from u sense of duty. II" not only fulfilled
his official duties promptly but he would
visit tho sick a. we'll His poor father
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MRS. SMITH WINS.
A Woodstock Iai, i,~trII shes Fer Claims
on. Large Estate.

NoUNr HoIIN. De-. H$.-Thc jury in the
smith win ease, on tIal FOR 10 day, TINS
afternoon decided i'm favor of the plaintiff
Mrs. E,eiln H. Smith of Wuoi>tat. IT.,
NLo sued TO recover l,r dover in the prop
erty OF the late, hc-rkiah Is. smith, an eA-
cuu-r, ssluau from die county and Formerly
prumiu n public man; also to- establish the
legitimacy OF her three children. Eaton
Smith, a wealthy merchant OF Savannah,
Ga. Eugene Smith Vermont farurr. and
a married daughter. Smith died in 1851 leaN-
ing his entire estate valued at several hum
dred thousands, to the establishment of a
school for the education of men ia the me-
Chanical arts. Smith, after marrying tho
plaintiff in Boston in 1916 and living with
her IN various places in the East, finally de-
sorting her, came 10 Mount holly and bought
extensive machine shops at Smithyille known
as the III. b. Smith Machine company
and became very wealthy In 1857 he con-
uGctod ii second marriage with Miss NENer'
son of Lowell, Mass. His second wife died
in 1883. The claims of the first wife to rec
ognirion have been opposed by the relatives
of the second wife
In the trial number of witnesses from
Woodstock, Vt, and other places IN the
East have been examined. The jury delib
Grated less than hour and ON announcing
the verdict there were many demonstration
of approval.
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As THE WORLD WAGS.

49, ''
JAtAHY.
Bark Alfred l. Snow wrecked OF Irish coast; %
G. En-hsA steamer Mando foundero1 in Black
sea; !? lost
H. lhirteen kiiod NJ Havcrhll bridge over tho
Mcrrnsc on Boston and Maine railroad
II blizzard IN the northwest Immense damage
done many frozen to death
Il. L. G. Walth1I reelected senator from Miasis
sppi
10. Norwegian bark frcidns sunk In collision with
British steamer Toronto Of! Ireland; l3
drowned.
Court Clerk Irion Of BImiLghatn Ala, de-
f1ulted IN S&1'M
o. o. 49, 49,, w.;
81 t'' ''''.ii a. Il'ni'
o'ohhr',.' -,1n,nJ iFSV No"Ona' oau"' De
- 'a"I'1u Ia z 49,
- S ,3,n '@f'''''on '' '-n' D. - %
- I'-,t" ,.-.
- lLHH states senator wilson, o. Iowa. re-
- a. &c.. = ..,.,.
~, =, N..''. s,oF'n or lnf hl,'olir co97''
- C'i'.'' {" or. '.'', u a. '' 'C1oul4VS OF
'"1 ''-'' oo''- -''.- -, W. i'i'-'o-a'
, -,. '..'',' ."l ,.,-,
l. t"tn'N TWO 1ro l.l 81 MrecH % ~" h'''lsh
pl', AD'''1o"' u7''' |'''''n % 'I' NO-uiiola
LNt'
" H'e cap oHlorca\ IN l3i'a,'9;
= t.i-.'.s va r..1 ,''-'' va, '''.'., ''i'.',
'''c'''.''' '''''.. ''i' le"'>' Cd'l''' 4.%' per
= - ,''''l '-'-''' y"
o NuI"'F oi Amos j. SHei-' Onio"so Clasco'I
,.,--.... VT,
merry l'-+5e, C'e--'-r O,l'i' ''''-' Ho'1'' -ulId
=, 49, 49, ,
- "',,rN N''''' W. et,.N'2 t0'"'S ~. ~
"''"'ia ''N'-" - 49, e. ~ '-'S' VIVA
:, ,,. ,, ,.,
a. 80 NN'' 1in ,i-'I, VI -i'.,vu ~ aug ',.'S,
'ioi 'uNco 10 tttl'o 10" "tI"c1n 'Io s'll''I
10.
49, 80 =, ~, l,',, -, -
81 "' "a
- asIy I,l go lutte over i''saoS A. "u'"'
a"u D'ssol'7 partnership
%. cry lost by explosion OF a ferryboat at Val
leio, cal.
MARCH.
!. International railway connecting Mexican { en-
tr1l VITA SOItAcrn Pacific op"ued ion business.
3. Discovery ct graveyard Insurance. scheme,
Cn@re':a n, : c
4. Erastl, i Jones. cE-trelSurcr of DIuphin
county Pa. d Il. .,l.er in Sl.on
II, L. b Famous BLIZZARD t,ouE the Atlantic coast
Great Ga-1s-, done railroad; blocked many
frozen to doatA. many shpgrrcls
l6. Gen adam Badcqa brought suit against Mrs
tirar. for co,upe. .1tion for assistance il IRE.
parin,; en-. Grants Memoirs Settled lat in
the year
IL 10 killed on Savannah, florida and Western
railroad near Eia!,.Aear TIA
IS. Confession by a IN ,lnber OF the Missouri Bald
Knobbcrs.
% State Treasurer Tate. Kv defaulter in $3.50 900
-. Blizzard in the northwest
p Tornado DESTROYS town OF Ninnescah, Kan.
K Terrible floods in Germany and Hungary;
foods In many parts Of tho United States;
many lives lost n,ii much damage done
President lose and Cashier " hitc Of the State
National bank of Raleigh, y. c., defaulteG in
$500
70 80 miners killed by explosion at Rich Hill, No
Capt Pau. boytJu adrift all day in tie ice Of
Lake Michigan.
ArRTI4
I, Diss Dollar Marsh spir:,Ualistic sensation, New
ioIK, IN lull blast
Secretary Bsyard expressed dissatisfaction with
the conduct Of Germany In SR-oI'
D. Twelve killed in railroad accident at Newhamp-
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RUTLAND OR BURLINGTON?


.
4, ,- ~,
Wv =, ~
- ~ iiVi "''' '.'" '' i''"' >"
lIe ~ w '''.
''.','i'7 VIZ ~ ,"l''.i'' lug
.,,I - '''iu's.'',l''''l ',' "a' lN'''' III I've
,'"''i a. IN, su'e5h VI I'o prev 'ou, 'l'
won ''i1 "'. i'S"' 70 '''c 'N''i
''' W 9'' -, ''''' %..,I,, ~ i''1.'ii
LIN, w. w u, i'''' ''i' y, '','.'
''''l - 81 'ii','
va "1 '''. .,' i"''.', H. ''".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04

Al the time Wheh Columbus started in search
OF the Sew World, nearly every man, woman
and child in Europe insisted that there was no
New World to discover When hc came back
crowned with success, a large proportion ut
these good people adhered To thcir theory ;HEd il
they were alive Ia day many of them would
doubt ics, insist that America had never btcu
discovered at all. a man viii give up anything
i'm the world more readily Than a pet theory.
For example, look AT the Individuals who still
mpintain that consumption IL incurahle. Dr.
pirIcc'> Golden Medical Discovery has cured
Thousands upon thousands Of cases, ana will
cure Thousands more, but the-e people can Z
give up their point. Nevertheless the "Di,Coy-
cry" sill cure any case OF consumption, ii taken
in time.
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ISuCklen's ArniCa Salve.

THE BEST SALvF in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilbains
Corns and all skin Eruptons, and positively
cure, Piles or no pay required. 1t is guara-
tecd to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box. For sale By
Beaupro d Lowrey.
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CONFEDERATE TESTIMONY TO
TIER GREAT SERVICE.
How ut Gettysburg they Prevented the
NCnpturc Of little Hound Top-Inter-
Cstug Letter from a southern
Colonel.
Itt-m llc Hnllnnl llcrnId.l |

l. g. \
' ''''' 5,,.,..,,. o,,a
companies oI sun i''IV. ''''''" ''' ""I va,
wa, Co. f. OF the list regiment. 'nitcd
.. l.. ... ,, Ia. .,,,. 49,
'"'nlhahdeu ln'b MS pI"I'v.p.u ny puI IV-
sppctvd tONuSuHu. Gru. W illlam y. "
Einl.,. and fine other, were Co. D.. T., and II
.l.' 81 ,..;.,,..,,t
Oh me -d r'-"WH.
At G.ttNsutu- 60. f., WIN INI0' Othor
rooiraui.. of tLr i-t regiment. met and
r t, ,,..,,,,. i,
'iI.' "''' 'iI' ''i 20 '.''"''
woods and ll'l'- west Old. 0NhNinE lH'-f Oh
The second dlv of tlIr hattie. thus iWpnrtinE
1-ro,,.lo.l.,, ,r t., r,uf. .rat,, movement to
h''""''"-' va INV -.
the rest of the army and enabling Cen Sick
les to courrlc.r NIL, ur.llrut ion, for meeting
a. ~, ,t,, t.i.l l,,,. tli. c,,nunuy assisted
H. va ,'l' .t.i,' '''' ''' 49,, -
IN REFUSING " ll'oN ana io'!A "ilH"''''
which Colonel Ncal,v crushed by his tG-
mon. rb,ro,, 1ipnu thri,. left, flank.
w., "'' - , ......,..,.,..I - ,zl
INC - i'-'u''u'' '-4''' '''i'' ',,'' va
Homer r. EtDu.htun .vn1 went from West
p,,I,I,,h ,,,l H. ,,,. oaup,.9l ,uauapcr of
,'f h.. ,tol,,,,,I ,,.+
Tue ''H'.pH H'I W.. ''1' '' ''',' ,''''
the confederate adj dn'U west oil l'Nu zen
and resisted ,,l,i!p flllin.- Lurl. mn, the west
t...5 ,i ,., .,,,,f,, ,....l.i,,
H"' "l Li'u1 NOUN" ''i' Csc" '''''' ms
the enemy in the rear between the two
Round Tom, Lurtulr and di-hcartcuing him
-, IT,, a.. al l.,. tl,i. r.,ri,,,,,,
Sit"'''' ''' .'C '"i' .'"' -
CO-Opcratcd WITH the troops on the ltlJ cen
~ e,4-,,.i,4,,,, ..,. chat fla, .yo,,,o .,,,,o,
O''' N'""7 "."" ''' ''',' i ''',,
cal case shot that wounded zen. NJalllaltl
killed q man uamld Wni'c-a Dartmouth
III 100. .,I,. H. ..., tI., ,,,,,,,,,,ia.. of
,o-l' ~ 7'"''' '" ,.', WI '', XVI: ~
luS regiment lie luIthrr says: MAY. l..
v. RoWcll of the Lowell toUyjer, was in my
,.;,,+ .,,,l ,,.... ,,-,,,,1,l .I,,,,t tb. aq,li
' cI 60, tt,r
est OF the nght, july y. Fe'TSe ~ NtI
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For Abuse OF Alcohol
Tsa Horsford'S Acid Phosphate.

DIR. W. f.. Crane, Mitchell, OAK, says at
has proven almost specific tor lhis disorder;
il olecks the vomiting, reetorc- the nppetitc,
and, at the same time alayS the arofimpeUd-
ing dissolution, that Is SO common 10 LeaNS
drinkers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-04


Several ives lost
Is. Methodist general conference created an order
49, OF de@couI,Ses iof CnAr4u'nie WORK
:" Few. John H. vincent and Kew James ~ fitz-
gerald made bishops by the general Methodist
% Rev, ). c, Joyce made bishop by the general
Randall L. Gibson elected senator from Lou!si-
ana
a. DR. John J. newman ana Kew; Dr. GoodseH
maze olshopS oy Ine general MetAodlSt con
icrehce' -,.-.
Corner s'.ne OF IN, tn' pew roman Cdononc UNI
Nefslly IA" az WASHINGTON
% i'ev. D. VI ihooufh elected oi5hop OF lndia
ny tne eGt'rti -ue'uoc'St conference.
EAcilhR discussion OIL 'ne ueEFo question AT
tl9 genera nSseh"y OF tHo fresoyterlan
q, rn."ch u, lIIl'tueipl'ia ,,,
cnu ''C.l d'..ueu against Dr. WOODROW ana MS
80 eVo.'Ooi tH'oiy'
% Dcs.!uc'Ee storms throughout the United
- S'''Vo9' EHO'i'i , iosStS'
20 u'!'''h d9stHioy oi tHe so"'''Fn iI'auJ
40 ueEInu cn.Icn uec'ieu eH"''sI o'Eahlc union
o. L. - " n''o eeNOeu Sen''''r i'olh Lo''IS'''u'
JUNE
3. White Cap outrages in Indiana
q. Cen William j. tfancidyn named commits
sioncr OF the United States to the Paris expo
sition; somerville Il. Tuck assistant commits
sioner.
Eighteen Killed in railroad accident near Tam
Eleven burned to dnoth at Rorkdale. Tex.
fo,red in e9s1i9 e''"' D''' W.
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| Is Nnc oYdCrn nix n.nn,et to the non.
! itapti9rv for ,iy montbs
/ % uis,st.,N,s Ho,ds In Nn,.ico 1ter,, b,,ndrods
dro,yned
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/ "a Tovir,, Talsr pitoher ~ th, trnirr I,rl, 90
proyiaencn r. / il n d,rolltar and fngifirn
u-,v
| 8 John II Vorro,r Of tIc Second National ,,o,l,
If Ie-scv ct,. dofs,,ltrr #, e,5o1o
/ Mrs lanes K poll, ,yilo,y az p~,sident Pan.
nj N,shviu, s,,rtad tn, ,,a,,,i,,.,,, of ,ho
Clncjnnotj i.zbilition Inv c,rrr..rfv
WI, T. Eack lost bis liz, tr,,i,, 70 ,orioo+o
the vhirjpo1l rattI, ,,,a7rro
9. Col Thoi l. Casey made chief of c-rinoors
on fh,, o-tuv
10. More than 5.0 Killed by volcanic er,Iptions in
.JrYan
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THE YEARS POLITICAL MILESTONES.
APRIL.
4. Rhode Island election, Carried by the Repub-
Leans
II. Louisiana election. Carried by the Democrats.
NAY.
10. Union Labor convention at Cincinnati romi-
mated Allison j. Strcaior of Illinois, for presi-
dent end Charles L. Cunningham, OF Arkansas,
for vice president.
II. United Labor convention at Cincinnati nomi-
mated Robert H. Cowdrey of Illinois, for
president, and W. II. / Wakefield, OF Kansas,
Cor vice PRESIDENT
~ Enual Rights National convention In pes
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g. Presidential and congressional elections
throughout the United States; Ben jamln l!Jr.
risou and Levi 2 Morton elected respectively
president and vice president.
TIE YEAR IN OUR OWN STATE.
JANUARY.
q. BEGINNING Of great storm throughout
Vermont and New England. several rail
roads blockadco for three days.
rERUAry.
Is. l. I. Durant of Montpelier, dicl suddenly
OF heart disease.
MARCH
Y II. Worst blizzard known in Vermont in
years. Roads blocked ava ,rains staiIod
q. ES-Judgo Timothy +. Redhed died in
Chicago.
:. IN Il railroad accident ncar rockinrham
tine engine ana two cars were brown
down AN cm6ankmcut - fcot high, which
hat been undermined by n small stream
running along the base. The engineer.
Mo-o- Pratt. and fireman, IDhu pr"' were
Killed and several passengers injured.
MAY.
%. Death of DR.. l.. c. Butler Of E@scx, aged
July.
ID. John Gunehannon Of Bennington, killed by
',T3oo ''m7hannon, his nephew, and John
SEPTEMBER.
20. Nathan skinner Of l9aiudc!d. burned TO
dcStl IL his barn, watch was struck by
''S"'''''7
OCTOBER.
/. Iatrcf Scnnott. a farmer ri loultnoN, shot
ana "'''''' "S 4 W. l'i''"''' NE ''r.-hnor'
D. state Legislature met at Nohtieler.
NuvEMuFN.
ae. Close Of the session of the, -tatc Legislatures
IOcn EVENTS.
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