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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

THE wsST >KArFLE RanHEgv-The r-s
i3Uiinasy bearing o. Joan and Patrick nm
~n9nshRa', Hpspu ite charge Of bBrslarxims
the hoase OF 4 >naarsh. toe Nest seattle
sstN~1A As e8S8S eff sn Jastice Rivers
CnHrt Y~csterlsy a~tter8o~3w. sns reSatEes, ia
tas dismissal ST tae former ard toe hini
IDS Of TIE faS ~ ever a. swat Ebe arsian IA
thc grand lgry Ia Gat san a. szu TIM
eft4s are aEz&hsf The A0aux man va,
purify cittuastsaftat but fae chain oi
gifCaWSt@agss = - p-sTfecttl4at uaies~ "a.
Developments arse &c w{t stan a ,,r.s =
so0d show ol ooByfs3on. He is oas 81.
bonds
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TEEksUsN DEPAsfNENr.
OFFICE % COMPTROLLER % CtrRyS.

fAftEAht kftEAEf&k>f.
OFFICE - t~osFfN9LLKE oF CURRENCY,
WASHING foN. June q. f>~9.
WHEREAS, BIZ satisfactory evidence pre-.
seutes 70 the Gudrrsie, 81. il has hsssD
made 80 spPeAF That The Washington
National Bank 81 seattle" ia the citY %.
seattle. IA the e.suEiy 81 klag and ierri.
tory OF WASH gtoa, hss e. II ,riiet with ali
TIE provisions of he statutes OF the JnitsA
states. required T. ~ COMPLIED wila before
"A &ssa alton sasli Zee authorized 10 com
uscucs the business vi banking.
Now Therefore !. Jesse Il. A~hrahans
Deputy and Acufs Comptroller Of the
tGFpney, fo hereby eeytlfv that The
SaShiagtan NRflona BANK ~ seattle. Ia
N" cfty - -cstte, in The e01nty OF King
sd territory Il aashi s5an, i authorized
70 commence the business 81 Banking A.
provides ia sssct8 70 tf.y one hundred snd
slxtY-ntne % tie REVISED statutes Of the
ULitcd states
IN trsrmo~y whereof sltf-esS
my hand ant seal 81 uf5ce.
t6ls Tth 1ay 81 jane. i%<a
ISkAL J h ABKAHAs~.
Deputy and Acsi9x Comp
roller osthe Curreney.
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fFCSrNSgT AAKEsrEB ~ ilasa Fberx.
a eFso1ei aaaa, SIS sEres 81 ~ nes,asg
>asra se"s - the rear 90 sasss A
faS oEce g-tesIzy shervessr xhiBe h
tas aetes sslnx fasaass rhe gsekess a a
1taz atuasea s@s IL sAs taken >,
toe 0-unNy 1AFs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

CAFfraL STOCK QUssET FLsn.-Atalae st
ting al the sfock hp3ners 81 the aaarAnt>~
Loan & Trust Company Yesterday. the "a,
tai stcek e fast installations Wa iaere,S 4
Z oEa $500 a. tzsetsD NIta this Increase
iAe tiaar.nsre. loan & TrHs3 Coz raf,y ts-
e9a}ts une ot tae l&r2cst financial g.nsu
iista>Ia 'he state 81 Washington. The a.f-
h'wltr oGseers ser elected ~ serve dur
laSa the NsEtng year President / J
HRsf steS~ pFtssssaE. -. r. - ~ nss0-
acFr, S. n heilbFAn, tecteSark. n
ih}w lag cashier - \. Baxter.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the
best equipped line for all poiuIs East.
Office sle second street, Boston block.
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kSEss Cos AnNT EazR
rvsskaeAA GAIL Recently he strongest
sa@A "a seattle = nal.ysag rapidly iron the
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ss Qsls af - ia
4s Has fassa = re
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AssSxs@aA 4 &A
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TACOMA. Sept THE overland train
from the East was ten hours late today, on
account of a fall OF dirt in the stampede
Pass tunnel. Cascade mountains. Work
men were engaged IN scraping the side OF
the tunnel, taking ont the braces, pre-
parafory TO putting in a brick arch. when
a large amount eaved in. The rumo thai
the train was wrecked WHEN the tunne
caved in is incorrect. u without founda-
ton
Handsome table SETS in tIesched. IN
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Handsome table sets in blesched. IN
blesched and red damask. Toklss, Singer
man * Co.
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iacsan b. Sharp tlei "A Sasf asais
Msate sns,ies Rete ard ga Baa-rs
m'nox gsuseS lasut.cf >sAgp Lshn Ne
ttuHe SHARP sad the Hu4rsHfev issn sui
Trust Iasa p&uF.to ssCHc a aeyFsx F~f of
ing utle t8 the noethwe,i 4UaFssf - sg
tloa e teu nsAtp : noyta. FAnsr s csst
fsXtA a * Naf 2sesf. b NaBe NgveeF* ~
nanshz. <esr&SSs sssraa.s aret acthsl
against >tiuey : EHtsT - sNEssvrf ata
mebt for 49, 6 fog sassts saf e~ssfyasaJesF
Ms ~slGk<Etts NoFA&
rae snsnd iaFs visited tha coasts a
auriax TIE raaFatax IN the sBTesstn 81
considered ssvefsl tsfrfosAtl eases eH' r.
turned no hsiss tnse eturL
MgSs Ru8ei AS SfrzEncl So eet rsE /.
plea ~ uct esitts hs see ta1ra t.
Assault Nth Ates4iF svar'G
The trial ss \ B. knf t ,
civ. FOE ssssaH Wlth a 3sa.t s
S<s fuF -gSisaaEfos HAef .ttE
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oar people should remember that the
lone Fire insurance Con Isany uf ;. attic,
md he nffie Insuranre r~nnnanv ara
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Jan. ff-Mercury ranged from % TO > Do.
rfres below zero Va N,rfhwcst.
Jan. ls-S ARP earthquake shock IN portions
of south garviinA.
Jan. i5-Ncarly 20 1 vcs lost In Northwest be-
cause 81 ~ yards and extreme cold weather.
Jan. 2i-Mcrcury 10 degrees below zero IN
rortlo-is 81 New IIarr shire and Vermont and
from r. 70 6s "a many cct.ons 9th Northwest
Jan 23-Larthquaso shocks a. S-wbGfy. orr
Mass
Feb n-Ext-crsr coll weather In Northwest,
mercury varying from ~ 20 ~ der below zero.
Feb. 11-Eartt .luak. shocks ~ san Francesca
rnl otncr portions ~ Northern California.
Mar. J--Earthcuake sock az t.ar1olle. III. .
Mar. .-LarthqIaxc shock AZ Pasadena and
Lrs Anglers. Cal
Mar - Iirav est an0w-Etorn known for years
IN " cstcrn New lurk. Pennsylvania. New icr-
scy and other Eastern points continuing
Throughout, the 18TH. business IN cltic@ susr
pended, raNfoa u tlccKed aul much suffering
caused. Mary YES lost md properly dam sgei
10 the amount ~ several mil Ons ~ dollars
Mar. -u-F0ur 20 twelve Inches ofsnow In Pot
tiDns OF Texas.
Mar. =. -Isaiiroans IN Northern Michigan
hlocxadcd ~ snow, IN somo places mercury =
Msr. II Two severe earthquakes ~ Nashua
Mar. a,-Earthouake shock AZ ffoftroois. A. 4
Arr. s5-Scycrc frosts n porf'nns ~ virginia
Apr. s-Hcnvy earthquake s1QcSs .. bisg
I nrd St0ckloa, G1L
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Apr co-EArthquako shock NJ Cicns Falls. N.
y, Good eighny a. sioux Fais. - \.
May s--cioud-bu-st near MA 40. Kan, washed
away several houses; family Of four lcrsons
drowned.
May is-IIeayy frcsss in the Northwest ana
snow in portions OF Illinois.
May it-Sesero sno~-storIn m Northern Mich
May 3i-T.oss by recent tornado in Pennsyi.
vania oil regions reported NJ si.on0Ol
Jun. li-ifeayy noous ia Northern nnesotA
do ng much damage 20 property. estimated ~
Jun. si-Twcn'y.:our deaths from sunstrolso
rcnorted IN New York CITY.
jan .c-Snow IN Western Wisconsin and
heavy frosts IN PORTO OF Minnesota.
Jul. li-pLmagcs caused by floods IN Nonon.
r lhela river est mated a. f.olOOOn.
Jul ie-TcmpcrAturc IA Cnicago fell from %
20 ds degrees IN nyc minutes, time.
AT
winthrop Me.
Aug. r. Damage by Hoods IN or o and West
vlrg mia estimated =; s30nnN and IA Penn
sy yAnia nj <i.uoloo,
Aug sj-Ioss IN Louisiana by recent S>sds
estimated at s4.notop. lives lost aud many
hundred PEOPLE homeless
Sep. s-Hueh damage 20 cotton crop by
heavy rains IN Alabama.
sep i9-Scscro earthquake shocks NJ At
lanfa Madison and other localities In Georgia
Oct. c-Damsglng fvosts IN North Carolina
OCT 1.-TWO earthquake shocks al Now beo
NOV s-Earihcnalse shock at Vienna. III.
Nov fs-HcAyy earthquake shock throughout
Central California. wreck several houses.
NOV 19--Two inches OF snow "a vicinity OF
Staunion. VI.
Nov SO-Tra'ns DELAYED ty sc-cro snow
storms west 81 Kansas city. No.
Dee. lg--Scvcre earthquake shock IN wash
ingion and Warren Counties. y. Y.
Dec c2-Three distinct shocks Of earthquake
O. Leroy. y. Y.
Dec. I,l--Narncst December day on record
in Minncso;a-5J TO 81 degrees above zero IN
the shade.
Minnesota.
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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.

Jan. a. Congress rcassc nblcd after holiday
Jan.s-Sccrctary osIntcrior Lamar resigned.
Jan. i5-Somlnations ~ l. q. 4. Lamar for
u. $. supreme Court JEn<e, W. +. Was for
Tor Pystmaster-GeneraI confirmed by U. 3
senate.
Jan is-u $. senator walthali reelected by
Mississippi Lei, stature Iowa Legislature ro-
elected L. ;. Senator wilson.
Jan. 81 NJ lority report confirming Mr.. Car
sles title 70 MS seat adopted IN Y. ,. House
jan si-W sconsin Supreme Court decides
women have no right TO vote ~ general
elections under law giving them tho franchise
FEB. ii--Srymour nsop.l elected % Congress
from Eleventh Mich gan district
Feb ss--Nati1nal Convention 81 Industrial Re.
form party inst Ia Washington ard nominated
"A. II. Eedstonc Gal for President. aud. J. a..
CoIyln kan Tor vlce-Prcssdcnt
Mar sg.iihI giv,ns municipal mum, suffrage TO-
Mar. 3f-National Council OF " omen organ.
tied In Washington. Miss Frances l.. Willard
ABR. e-Oskaoosa. Kan, elected q, woman
mayor and acommon council composed.cntireiy
of women
Rhode Island and suffrage amendment adopted.
Apr I'm ch0lls tDrm.) elected Governor
OF louisiana: Leg stature also D.mocratic:
Apr. 23--Munclpal Woman suffrage bill de
fcated in AIassaclusetts House OF Representa-
APT. 3D-Mclvillc w. Fuller, OF Chicago, nom
~
tlce OF u. =. supreme Court.
May is-iiclva Lockwood nominated ;os
President OF the Untcd States w Equal ish,s
MAY iG-Union Labor marty nominated a. y.
Strectcr trlL) for President ~ United states
ana q T. Cunninaham fAris.) for Nsc..Prcs iucnt'
May ar l.. Gibson reelected Y. . soma
Tor w Lou siana LEGISLATURE.
MAY 24-W Woman, Suffrage act OF Wasamgton
Territory declared unconstitutional ~ suuSo
Nash, Spokane Fails.
NAV @,-tscorvc william Curtis elected rrcs.
sfcnt OF Civl-Survicc League, trohipit IN
4 National convention assemblies ~ Indianapolis.
| John II. ST. John chosen pcrmancnt rha rinn
| - Louis ana egrlaturo elected N. " " "
! III =. Srnaiorfor term beg ming March =. ISL
l May 81 National Prohibition conNent ~ ~
/ 1ndlnnnpol nomianteh Ctinton y: FISK, q New
I Jersey. for PreAiucnt 81 The Y. n. ann JOSEPH
1 otsof M ssouri. for Vicc.Prcsidrnt.
.un tue " =. senate confirms the nom
iuutioa ~ Lieut. General l'hhip III. sheridan Y
ia t;cncrAi IL ths Army under special aci 9
Congress- rcvysny that rank
Jun. 4--lsov. It'll or New York. signed oil
nholssh NJ hanging Tor murder and substitutini
dc ath ~ electricity (. Hermann tkepD elcctcs
u tnnrrcss from Oregon.
Jun 5-Beiya lockwood accepted nomina
ton ~ Equal Rights party for President .
Jaa. CT. a. Collins chosen permanent cbaiI
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FlREs.



FIREs.
Jan 19-srverai Wholesale business houses
ir Indianapolis Ind. E.ca2u
Jan .s-Nllllncry stores N Philadelphia;
JAN. si-on BROADWAY. New York. si.oonooa.
Fc6. i5-Bnslacss block IN Providence. T. l.;
rsb. ss-s,ase rear ana Dumb Asylum. ral-
Fc5' es~Un on sauare Thea,cr. New York,
nrd other buildings. ss-uO1.
Mar i-immcrss furniture factory IN New
Apr s-villare D, Amesbury. Mass. de-
An. s1ccatral CRY. ID. T.. dcsrrcyei--nct
burned ard ~ families rendered hcmcess.
May .-narrel all case factory, Shooters
Jun M S-Taramany Han ana Tony Pastors
Thcatcr. New lor.s CITY: Sne1).
Jun l~-TOwn Of pubofs. Pa: sr0n0,o.
Jun. e5-Lichiensscn Bross cigar factory
Ja; .5-Tonr .: i,osiya. ". T.. totally de-
jui. -rnlidin sct r Dsssmsn : a,rrocers
Scr e-Eatirc block IN Baltimore, Nd. FL
Sen -rvc tiosxs n san Francisco. cal;
Ncs is-watson's stores, Brooklyn. = y;
eNor
tive connasraton were experienced during
Tie year ia business portions u the following
towns Saliia. COL. Beaufort. =. -. Louisa
Couft-HouS'. N1- Monrot. Ia: -. Paul Nina ;
lolyckc -. Allentown. PA. Pittsburgh
Pa. CORTLAND. 81. Il.nlra. y. ". prnsidencc
II l.. Coldw-tcr. Kan: Buraic. y. ~; Sala-
mance ~ r.: Goilthwaitc. Tex: Lcgonlcr.
10 Harrsburr ~: n l~aukee. WIS; Geld
water. Miss. T-varcs Fla fAiFns,,. Ncn,;
Masscys. ND: Deprre- VS.. Monmouth
Center. Me-. Wlnona, Man: Goc>noro. Pa.
Trenton. Ky: ~auccrss4lir. Ca Hot Spr ngs.
Ark: Blunt u. 4. Goilcndale. w II; S9nth
Plftshurr. Team. Bcilefonte. Pa IA rylle,
Mo. Wakenda. Mo. L1ngshnrg. MICH; Glade
Run. Pa: Warren. Pa. Hayerhill
Mass: Snisnr. Ca. Aipcna ~ ch: Avon.
Mass: Ozo. Cal: fayctleyllc. Tern: kork-
inghan. ~ o.: Surl'k. Va. West Unity. o.,
Sawbcrn. Tenn. Blackstone. Va. Hampton.
Va: Lirehtclc coma: Fresno. Cal: stanton
la. Peoria Ill. wadena. Mlnn.: Durham y
C.: Clinton. lrd.. Lancaster. VS.. DaIias- Col.'
Hlntlnrron. ~ ~. Bc-rc. Ind. N-shourn,
Wis. Florence. WIS. New Albany. nd, "a
basha. MINI: Canton. II. T.. Delrhcs, g.. ko-
mco. VIA: Antwerp. q Peasnntyiile. Ia
Valentine. Nch- Lakeside Wis. kIrw.n. hnn- !
Hale. Nfo.. Bowling Green. o.: Macon. Ca !.
Wyciire. Ky. South Bead. Ind. Pokomokc
Cry. Md: Eureka Springs Ark, Dumont
Miss Jonesvil'e. Va: Manchester. Kan Iron
Mountain. Mich: Russell. Kan; Olnstead- Ky /;
Nashville. Tenn Auburn. y. I.
Dec. c5-Factorcs and dwellings covering
three acres az ground IN Cincinnati: sno.un
Il. Seven acres n business district " Marble
head. Aass. tSoWl
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DURING 1888.
Ecmo Of tho Important Events q
the Pact Year.

CAsEasties and crinsss : Leading Evsnts
~ the Political and social World
lletceroic gical- - Deaths Of Noted
Indisidunls-Etc. Etc.
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RELIGIOUS ASD EDUCATIONAL.

Feb. o-Pros Franc Patton, ~ d., Ii. Do
elected pres dent az Prncrtol a.. ~ Cvlcsc.
MAY bishop Ireland, ~. Paul, Mimi. cic-
vatcd 10 ain Arehb shorrIc. with surisd civn
o.er Nj mic sofa in DAKOTA.
May .-Airihod 81 General Con ference. ~ ses
sion n New York. decidcd-sfJ 70 ls<-not
10 admit wo a. en- az aics Eighteenth quad
rennial session OF the African NJ. Z. cA1rc1
began III indianapolis. Ind. Rev. DR. W. *.
Parmly. OF sew Jersey, elected president "
American and Foreign Bible Society.
May iI-Southcrn Baptist convention mt ~
Nav I5-Amer rim womenss baptist Homo
Mission Society held is cleycnih annual McaS
ing AZ Wash n gion.
May is--Prcsbyterfan General Assembly
opened ITS ccntcnn al meeting at Philadelpha.
May 10-Afrlcan Methodist Conference ~
Indianapolis elected Messrs- Arnott, Gaines.
Tanner and Grant a. BlshopA
May ce-S. A. pillsbury elected president o.
American Baptist Missionary Unlon. john
IL Vincent and J. ~ Fitzgerald elected 5ish-
ops oy Methodist General Confcronccin session
Nav % ami Ell. W. Joyce. }. y Ncwm,n
and u. a. Goodsoil elected Bishops by tho
Methodist General Conference
May .5--Jamcs NJ. Thoburn chosen Miss on'
airy bishop to India BY Methods. General Con-
Jul ae-Georgc W. Rrcwra elected president
Of Iiu.inc, : Educators, National convention IN
session at NJ lnnrarofs. MINI
Sep. s-kcport 81 ". s.. Commissioner o.
Education places Tho daily attendance 81 chi.
dren 1T pubic schools during the past year ~
Dec. is-Eliiott r. Shepard. OF New York,
cleo ted president 81 the National Sabbatu
Union ii session in Washington.
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nemci Iiawes atsrc',cd the ,ail 81 mrnve
ham. A.a. ard were nfcd upon py the shNrir
and ai< officers Nine mcn wcre Killed and
about thirty others wounded some fatally.
Dee f7-Durlng fc<ro rot ~ Nahalak.
Miss. ave whites were killed and Ok Others
dc .c-rwo whites ara i've negroes killed
snar.ot ~ Lamar. Mss
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INVOLVING LIABILITIES on $.5).0O AND Or
wANDSl
Jan 0-Wm- H. DcForesf. Wholesale slb
dealer. New lors; s5bu.Ou.
Jan c3-M. : r. solomon New York tobacco
nists. $SN0o
Feb. IF Grofc { Co.. manufacturers OF iron
goods. New York: sli.pA.
Fch- ei--Gran. BENNETT z Co. iron manu-
facturrrs Pittsburgh. Pa q. euo.uu.
Feb g-G. X. Clark 4 Co, hat dealers New
York City: - Loo
Mar. es-stafc National Bank o. Raleigh, y.
G. closed It's doors. cashier and president haS-
1ng ned with nearly s3fl.oop OF banks FUNDS
Apr. 2t-Clarke. Radcliffe : Co, dry goods
comm .siOn merchants. New YORK: SDAW)
May .s-Jas. Mclaughlin Sor woolcn man
rliacfrrcrs. Sxancate e. Falls. ~ H.. 800
Jun. G-Ds GOlyer Nlrnish Company. Chic1
70. liabilities. $4,000.
Jul .-Scllgr1nn. May e Co. Wholesale clethr
1rg New York. $4,000.
Jul e3-Leyi NJ. Bates. dry-soois dealer, New
York q .ty ssso.pn
Aug. s-Johu Taylor & CO.. Trenton. =. J.,
PORK packers: s25nto0.
Aur ais. l. Post New York. grain dealer;
4sjAl0l.
Ser. is-Jacon I. Sc.xas Oldest dry goods
merchant 10 New York CITY: f@0lVOo
Nov. 15-Bank OF Durham. ~ C.: 400. ooo
Nov. l6-I,ndaucr brothers - Co. wholesale
rluihius. Ch cago. tfso1A
NOy. is-Saurcl T. Eulloc.z. New York,
water works contractor: s&5to.Mo.
Nov. f9--Bsiden 4 III DOweil. ~ mbtr dealers
seic. syracuse. NY. se500N
Dec is-C-llfornia National Bank, ~ san
francisco
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Apr. I'D A. Hoffman. near Jackson,
Mo- Wills insane set his house. on IRE and
three OF his ch ldrcn persisted in the building.
and he and three other ehildrcn we're fatally
Apr. ss-A ittlc boy hanged himself nea.
Grove City. pa, because MS mother "hippcu
May ia man aged u and woman aged
- marrcd At Shelbyville, ILL.,, making tho
fourth marriage OF the groom ana the Ai'h %
y Jun d. si-Paul witticl ten-ycar-oid boy -
New York CITY, committed suicide through
fear OF punishment for playing truAnt
Jun. GA young womai committcd suicide
BY jumping from. thu suspension bridge -
III III ~ s,-Two maiden ladies' near Dansviic,
". Via. a scoycrcd burglars IN their house. aLo
shot one dead and fatally injured another.
Auv 10 Residents OF Jacksonviic. riAs
..ac,,at,ng city pecanse Of ,sllowfcvcr scare.
Au~ I1.RcInains Of General sheridan enc
tpmncd at Arlington Heights Cemetery, WASH
s"n' mrs. s,oinacc. Debit, o. whiic insane
arowncd her Two, title children and hersci:
Sen. s. winnie johnson, largest colorc9.
woman in the world. weighing oss pouhus, u'c~
= san na''' ga tramp roar Cameron, Mo-, ~
tackled sixtcen-ycnr-old boy, when mo iat-
AMI sho, both nim and his brother \: Mrs.
Mct-unc Mastc. Pa. hanged hersclf because
her husband accused her q MAKING poor prc ~
A yIc Gus horse NJ Drasiown, IND, bit on
No topof tho head OF . thsee.ycar-oid boy
rnu M slant dcatt. =
Sen I'M innicJ y. brown. l'rovuence, Is he
acr. III committed suicide because her mothcs
reused 10 allow her " visit q friend.
son. lf--R chafd Jones, winfield, O., SICK
with tvrhohl fever, cut his throat because ms
wife ami mother would not permit his chudron
Sen. g.--fn race between two trains In Penn.
sylvania on tho Pittsburgh & Lake Erie and the
! TRIO & Pittsburgh ra rcads distance u II
miles Mas run ~ 1915 mrutes.
4 Scr. si--Owsng to tho yellow fever scare in
\ tho South the rum ng oi trains IN Alanamn ana
1 Tennessee were abandoned. and many villages
\ in ncsc an other states had established shot
grp. sp--pe,cr Strsubb. OF Chicago. ronreed
oat ooh OF his cvra 1T Mattoon, "a. IN opeoi
4 succ 10 the alleged command ofsptr'ts.
oct i,--yclouIcvcr quarantine ~ Jackson'
| Miss, raord and business generally rcSume'l
Oct. "a ID Dvid Crock, aged ~. and Susanna
Oaks " dow, aged ~, mrr'cd ~ Marlboro
Nov. Mrs Gcorrc TIlrsh. Navarro County
Tex. gavc BIRTH 70 six cntdrpn. four boys ana
Noy' st-whilo insane Mrs. Amanda Truttt
Ozark, Mo-, killed two % her young childrci
and thon cut her own throat.
pcc. i--At boston Perry j. Chase. nged q
ana sarah A. Tilton. aged 81, were married..
Dec il--Anna Langley, aged Is tallost Eiri
feet inchesl u the couutrys daaa v NsvioFA
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ovsr forty others seriously injured IN railroad
wreck near Penn Haven. ia y. Several pcrsoas
fatally injured IN railroad collision near tiAs'
silon u.
Oct "a wason.icaa Of seven people struck
BY locomotive on railroad crossing near ttopf-
81, Nch. three being instantly killed and w.
Nov. Five men kllled ana number OF Ole.
ers ir .urcd by explosion of boiler of thrcsAins
machine rs.y Reading, Pa
Sos A-fiiieea prisons Killed ana Others n
Nov. p-Sea5y ATTY lives lost y burning
steam gauge and lantern WORKS ~ Rochester.
n ~. ehiy lives lost by explosion IN coal
mine mar pittsburg. Kan.
Nov. i0-Four persons fatally burned ~
after damp nine expio> on n az BOSTON. 70.
Nan. wite ard daughter yerish "a burning
Nov. IA crazy woman named Derthnne.
al Piftsburg. Kan. nnd her four chlldrcn per
ISL in their burning dwelling which she d. "a set
Nov. f5-rhrce tile girls struck BY engine
and Killed on railway bridge .. & rclcyille, q.
w. Seven men KILLED u railroad collision ~
Nov. .n-Torty' passengers injured. many
Serious y. IN railroad acc dent near Harrison,
o.. House o. Jack Grige bowling Gfeen.
Ky. DESTROYED ~ fire and all the fam ly 'tsc
person<l. except Gregg who WAS apscat irca
Nov -Two little children OF Carl wocN-
bcking. near Waterloo. la. suloca;ed 70 death
Nov. .s-Thrrc mon killed By boiler explosion
AZ C0< hiram. Ind. Three men killed ~ % irr
explosion at centerylie. Pa, and George Pal
mer and his icyc1r old daughter killed W
powder explosion VI Scruftown. Pa.
NOV. 3,-Sercral miners PERISH ia lire N con.
per mine al Calumet Mich Four men KILLED
and several others danrcrousiy injured ~ cy'
mantle explosion near Lex rg.on. Ky.
Dec. five men horribly. thrco fatally.
burned ny molten steel from an overturned
ladic n p.ftsburgh. Pa. Three colorcl chill
drrn. locked UP IL Aotnc. perish IA burning
dwelling near Lex ngton, "a.
Dee. a-Concuctor and three ether men
fatally hurt II railroad collision near foungs-
town o.. Lake nav ~sf.oa closed. dnrng
the year q boats we're lost valued 1t ss;f',.ui,
ag-irst - toats. valued a. s...sO IN iSss. ic
lives lost. AGAINST ild The previous year.
Dec. .o-ficur dust exploded In On oatmeal
mill IN Chicago destroy ing that and adjoining
buildings and kiiling three men,
Dec 13-Thrcc men lost the = lives IN = burn
ing mattress factory al Prov drncc X l.
Dec lf-Four flc1 killed BY the i-liin- OF
trcstle ~ stevens Point. Wis.
Dec. ia mother and txo IN idrcn rc~ish II
burning dwelling near lfuntin~ton. W. Va
Dec -i-Erglncer killed and two men fatally
injured by boflcr explosion II Frankfort. Ind.
~. Two PERSONS pcF.shei II burning hotel al
Missoula. ~. T.
Dee 80 Three ni,ro-glyccrine magazines
at Buchanaa Hollow. Pa. blew up. X ling two
men and doing gre il dam age 70 properly.
Dec 2J-Nississippl steamer Kate Adams
burned near Commerce. Miss - lives lost
Dec. .s-Four men killed ~ boiler explosion
al Boulder cal Mrs PlicStiy and grand
daughter burned 70 death in house % Forest
c ~, Pa Seven lives lostin burning steamer
a. Allsi Point. W. r.
Dec. 25-Oycr - persons perishc in tufnins
OF steamer Jona II. Hanna ~ Plaguemine, La
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08

Representative Temple introduced a
bill yesterday to amend the high license
law of 1887, SO that in the cities here
after the license should be 81, 200 and IN
the country towns 5000. Since the tenn
per of the house is against prohibition
and local option it is expected that some
such bill as this, with a new penalty
bill Furnishing the sale of liquor to
minors and women, will be the outcome
of the temperance agitation of this year.