Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05

mittce Baptist Young Peop'e's union il De-
| iroit elected H. ChaDIaaa. o. chic.go. AZ
July i9-Presidcnt Harrison nominated
George Shiras, Jr., Of Pittsburgh. Pa. 10 &c as
! sociats justice OF the United States s-prcIne
court. The United states and Cali settled
| the indemnity 10 be paid By the latter at $4,000
10 DO distributed among families o. the two
| men who were killed. and tc surviving mem
! bers Of the crew that were wounded
July 2i--Wiliam +. Harrity. OF Pennsylvania.
elected chairman Of democratic national COM
| rlsttee.. President Harrison nominated An
| drew d. White, OF New York, as minister "a
Russia: A. L. Snowdon of Penosylvana, min
lister TO Spain, and Trnxlaa Beale. OF C-liior-
! mia, minister TO Greece
Aug 5-United States senate and house of
| representatives passed bill appropTiatng s.
! $4,000 for worlds fair and both took final ad-
| tournament
Aug. iO-Lewis c. schord, of California elect
| ed supreme arch OF the supreme grove OF the
order Of Druids at Paterson, N. J
Aug. i8-Worid's fair directory accepted w.
| T. Bakers resignation as president and elected
| Vice President Higinbotham TO the vacancy
| Aug. 25-Knights OF Pythias at Kansas City,
Mo-, elected w w. Blackwell, of Kentucky. SUI
| pre1ne chancellor.
Aug. 28-John Randolph Tucker of Virginia,
elected president Of the American Bar associa-
ton at Saratoga. N. y
Aug. 28-Socialist labor party in national con-
! veniion at New York nominated Simon Wing,
| of Boston, Tor president and Charles a. Match
EFT, OF Brooklyn, for vice president
J Sep. las q precaution against the cholera
4 plague, President Harrison issued proclama-
ton prescribing 2ldays' quarantine for yes
SEES bringing immigrants from foreign ports.
Sep S-American Bankers association AZ
San Francisco elected William FL Rhawn. OF
Philadelphia, as president
Sep 12-Pro.. Barnard, Of Lick observatory.
California discovered a 9th satellite 10 Jupiter.
Sep 15-Thomas Donnelly, OF Penns ylvania,
selected grand prophet OF the great council OF
Red Men OF the United States at Atlanta, Ca
80. Vermont elections gave Fuller (repl ma
1ority Of 1904 votes for governor -. j r. Hus-
ted, Of Toledo, o., elected president OF Amalga-
mated Association Of Street Car Employees AZ
Indianapolis
Sep i6~R s. Osborn, Of New York. elected
rear admiral Of National Association Of Naval
Veterans at Baltimore . Cen Garrison re-
elected president Of National League OF Repub-
lican clubs 81 Buffalo
Army place, 2dth encampment OF g. A. r. form
ally opened at Washington, Vice President
Morton giving the welcome -. The 6sth annual
communication Of Independent Order OF ODD
Fellows, at Portland, Ore
Sep 22-Victoria woodruff Martin, OF New
York and London, for president, and Mrs. Mary
l.. Stow, Of California for vice president nom
mated by woman suHragsts at Washington
Gen. S. S. Yoder reelected commander in chief
OF Union Veterans union in session at Wash
ington. G. A. Il. elected Capt A. g. Weissert,
OF Wisconsin, commander in chief Comrade
r IL Warteld, OF San Francisco, senior vice
commander in chief and Peter Is Ayers, OF
Delaware junior vice commander In chief
Oct 6-National Real Estate congress in SEES
sion at Buffalo, elected W. d Cutter. OF Buffalo.
for president
oct ls-W H. Tucker. OF Indianapolis, cleo
ted commander in chief OF Union Veteran
Oct lT-New Michigan election law, known as
the Miner law, upheld by United States supreme
court
Oct 2I-Worlds fair buildings at Chicago
dedicated by Vice President Morton
Nov Miss Frances Z Willard, Of Chicago.
reelected president OF Woman's Christian
Temperance union, at Denver
Noy s-Grover Cleveland elected president OF
the United States
Nov f5--National Farmers alliance 10
annual session a Memphis, Tenn.
Nov III ulia Ward Howe reelected president
OF the Association for the Advancement of
Women, in session at Memphis Tenn. =. Mrs.
Ellen J. Phinney Neutrality-suspicious. OF Non-Par-
tsan w. G. I. u, in session at Cleveland. o.
Nov. ls-At Memphis. Tenn, Farmers ALI
ance and Industrial Union elected II. d. Loucks.
OF North Dakota. president
Nov. i9-"Ihe Industrial Legion of the United
States" organized at Memphis, Tenn.
Nov. FIT V. Powderly reelected grand mas
ter workman of knights of Labor in annual
session at St Louis.
Nov. 22-Twelfth annual meeting OF National
Farmers congress at Lincoln, Neb-
Dec 5-Second session OF Fifty-second con
gress convened at Washington
Dec T-Ex-President Hayes. OF Ohio elected
president of the National Prison association OF
the United States, in annual session at Balu
more
Dec s-Treaty with Chill ratified by United
States senate.
son Q. Cheney OF New Hampshire, for United
States minister 10 Switzerland. -. American
Federatien q Labor IN twelfth annufl session
Lane Theological seminary, found guilty by tina
Cincinnati presbytery OF teaching heresy
Dec. 20-Money received from Chill in settle
ment Of baltimore affair at Valparaiso
SPORTING.
Jan 2-Hager broke the worlds skating
record going three miles at Homar, Norway,
In sminutes iiseconds. also the mile record att
minutes 40 seconds.
Jan 22-In billiard match in New York be-
tween Jacob Shaefer and George Slosson for
N,Uo0 and halk-line championship, former won
Mnr ia Six-dav hjcvcle race IN New York
won by Ashinger at ,0s2 miles laps.
Mar 2s7John J. Engeldrum broke worlds
25-mile go-ls-you-plcase running record in Chi
cago time being hours, 20 minutes
Apr 12-League baseball season opened
May @-Bicycle riders carry message from
Chicago to New York, making $40 miles in
days 10 hours and minutes.
May 25-Stcamship City OF New York went
from New York 10 Liverpool in days and -
June Io-Cornen freshmen crew defeated
Columb ia freshmen by lengths.
July i-fale beat Harvard in 4mile boat race
at New London, Conn.
July 4-Helle Hamiin and Globe broke doubls
team record at Kirkwood, Del; mile in 2:ls....
Hanlan beat Hosmer by 10 feet In Smile race
three turns-on Connecticut river at Hartford:
Is minutes IS seconds.
July 9-F T. spooner. of Chicago broke
iG6 yards in "a hours.
July I3-First baseball championship season
of the National league ended with the Bostons
July Flat Detroit, horse named Jack broke
worlds record in free-for all trot time for three
heats being2:isR, 2;l5A 2:I5A.
July 2T-Stesmer City OF Paris beat the REQ
ord for western trip across Atlantic at days
Is hours IS minutes.
Aug. Infancy Hanks, trotting mare, broke
trotting record at Chicago making mile ln2:04.
Aug ls-Fastest harness record in the world
made by hal Pointer pacing a mile in 2:o5k.
Aug. O-G. E, Taylor broke bicycle record at
Bufsfo. n y, eoing mile In s;ei IS
Aug A-P. J. Berlo broke worlds record by
riding bicycle miles in 4:46
I'd " ~ Al
Seattle, Wash, to Chicago, 500 miles for .
5000 purse
Sep. 6-George Dixon became feather weight
champion b. knocking out Jack Skeily at New
Orleans
Sep. Worlds champion John 1. Sullivan
knocked out by James J. Corbett at New
Orleans.
Sep y-Afihnr zimmerman, bicvclist rode
mile IN s:O6 -. AZ Springfield. Mass
Sep l5--George Taylor made a mile, at
Springfield Mass. in 2:is IS beating all pre-
vious competition records