Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-02

United Society of Christian Endeavor In New
July In 1eIT Thor Il carter. Of Iontana.
elected chairman Of republican national conn
troit elected J. Il. Chapman. Of Chicago as
July is-President Harrison nominated
George Shiras, Jr., Of Pittsburgh, Pa, to be as
court. =. The United States and Chilli settled
to be distributed among families Of the two
men who were killed, and to surviving mem
0eF5 me viii F Marrisy Of
elected chairman Of democratic national COM
6raM B Whts o NsH iastsr An n
Russia; A I. Snowden, OF Pennsylvania, min
Aug. UNITED States senate and house OF
506o0O for worlds fair and both took anai ad.
iouFnment.
Aug 1o~Lewis G. schord. of California. elect
Order of pruids at Patersoni n u kfo'e u 'ne
Aug. is-World's fair directory accepted W.
viee President HisipSot ham to the vacanc se'e'
Aug; 25-Knights Of Pythias ct Kansas City,
Mo, elected w. w. Blackwell, of Kentucky. SUI
Aug. s6~John randolph Tucker, of Virginia,
see TIE Bar ass0ci
Aug. 2s.Sooialist labor party in. 'ional CON
Of Boston for president and Charles a. M me
EFT, of Brooklyn for vice president.
Sep. las precaution against the cholera
plague, President Harrison issued q proclama
ton prescribing 8 20-days' quarantine for yes
SEES bringing Immigrants from foreign ports.
San Francisco elected William H Rhawn, Of
Philadelphia, as president
California, discovered 9th satellite to Jupiter.
Sep 15-Thomas Donnelly, of Penns ylvania,
Red Men of the United States, At Atlanta, Ga
80. Vermont elections gave Fuller (rep) ma
ted Of y Toiedo o. elected president Of AmalSs
mated Association OF Street Car Employees, 81
Sep 1S~R s. Osborn, Of New York, elected
| rear admiral Of National Association Of Naval
elected president Of National League Of Repub
lcan clubs at Buffalo.
Sep by ss.g parade and DEDICATION Of arand
ally opened at Washington, Vice President
Morton giving the welcome The Ssth anpSs,
Fellows, at Portland, Ore;
York and London, for president, and Mrs. Mary
mated BY womaH sufiragists at Washington 80;
| Gen. s. 8. Yoder reelected commander in chief
ington. A. R. elected Capt 4; q. Weissert,
| R. H Warheld, Of San Francisco, senior vice
commander in chief, and Peter B. Ayers, Of
Oct. 6-National Real Estate congress in ses.
sion at Buffalo, elected w. B. Cutter, OF Buffalo
Oct Is-W. h. Tucker. of Indianapolis, cleo
ted commander. in chief of Union Veteran
Oct. 17-New Michigan election law, known as
the Miner law, upheld by United States supreme
| court.
Oct 21-world's fair buildings at Chicago
| dedicated by Vice President Morton.
| Nov. miss Frances e. Willard, OF Chicago
| reelected president of Woman's Christian
Temperance union, at Denver
Nov 8-Grover Cleveland elected president Of
| the United States.
Nov. 15-National Farmers alliance In
annual session at Memphis, Tenn.
| Nov T-Julia 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
| tisan w. G. r. u, in session at Cleveland O.
Nov 1s-At Memphis, Tenn, Farmers ALI
| ance and Indus trial Union elected H D. Loucks
of North Dakota. as president
| States" organized at Memphis, Tenn
| Nov 21-T. v. Powderly reelected grand mas
ter workman of Knights OF Labor in annus
session at St. Louis.
| Nov. q Twelfth annual meeting OF Nattona
Farmers congress at Lincoln, Neb
| Dec 5-Second session OF Fifty-second con
gress convened at Washington.
| Dec. 7-Ex-President Hayes, OF Ohio elected
president of tho National Prison association o.
the United States, in annual session at Balti
| more.
Dec. s-Treaty with Chilli ratified by United
| States senate.
| Dec 12-President Harrison nominated Per
son G. Cheney, Of New Hampshire, for United
States minister to Switzerland. -. Am ericSI
Federation of Labor in twelfth annual session
| at Philadelphia. -. Prof. Henry p. Smith, o
Lane Theological seminary, found guilty by thu
| Cincinnati presbytery of teaching heresy.
Dec. 20-Money received from Chill in settlt
ment OF Baltimore affair at Valparaiso.