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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

America. They are most numerous in
mountainous countries. their center OF
abundance being among the Northern
Andes, between the parallel of I'D de-
rrees north and south ot the Equator.
The great focus OF this feathered fam
ily Is IN ECUADOR, where more than one
hundred species are found, over half OF
them being peculiar 10 that country.
Colombia has about one hundred species
and PERT and Bolivia together have
ninety six known species, In tho
unlted states only seventeen species
exia,. The valley " the Mississippi and
ali tie states east of that river possess
lng ouly q single kind ul hummug bird,
The biographical distribution Il hume
ulns b raa ia WY integeatlag tome
SPECIE has ng Widely extended range
whIls others aro eanfned 10 single
mnanfAlH feaA# nf fHlie1H uuH gr uf
~ thsN HeHusnia Vac HHfheat ahi maa.
seti4aa OaFh q thH iOr sfa af Nfa H
lnan H lael lh#F base pnMH lN pa
knHes $50 Nesmlfs
IT, aHals 81 haHm'HH tNAa 81.
49, aH MH8 Nsaat.fH HtHHpir "A
| 49, af.f aN 1p.f sIH aaHt
10y IS tgs MmH# MHl ga taaM HH
.k.sel lltsH # HsiHftsA
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49, NNM H $3.50 FHN
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

The allowance is increased few dol
lars for a corporal, and still further sue
cessively for the higher grades of non
commissioned officers
If a colder does not draw his full al
lowance of clothing, he receives at his
discharge the value in money of all that
he has not drawn. An ordinarily cure
full man can save about $50 on this al
lowance. A man discharged at the eX-
piration of five years receives in money
one days pay, and allowance for every
twenty miles .of distance between the
the place of his discharge and the place
of his enlistment The average amount
from all sources coming to II discharged
soldier in cash on his discharge is 1915.
This is for a soldier who, during his en-
listment, has performed nothing but
Strictly military duty, and has saved
nothing of his current pay.
While the average amount coming tc
a soldier at discharge from retained pay,
clothing and travel allowances, is 1910,
soldiers often have $40o or even more,
on their final accounts. | have known
this amount to be greatly exceeded by
deposits made by the soldier during his
enlistment.
We come now to the subject of quar-
tiers. The sergcants major quartermas
tiers sergcants, aud commi,sary sergeants
are allowed one and sometimes TIVE
rooms, and first sergeants one room, cN
clusivcly 90 themselves. Scrgcants anf
corporals quarter generally with the prt
waite soldiers. They are dOmicied il
what is known rs the squad rooms in th'
barracks. The modern barracks is
long. narrow puiliiug, with the Kitchen
me,s-room. store room, BARRIERS shop
tuil0r's shop, hlth room, private tollc
rooms. myatorIc. und amusement un'
reading room. ou the first uo0r. nnd tw
to four squad rooms. ur durmItories, oil
the second hoor lu lhr domiturip
each man bass his private ICON hrdslcud
mattress sheets, pillows piIIOW.tA
nud bluk tt hul he sleeps go the opr
f1hm with teu ug twenty ui hIs r1mnhc
The sluad looms ue Url iHf loiI
law tha s0ld.ea dgWligd Boz JuTn tlD
soldier maka BIS Ueu bei lNn utnf
afe wakrl by adrn drH'tb |H tul'
sad fHe mes uHW q tHnsnl t.ieI %
hem. IDr nHlNHW tH.F aHl lHI
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

they are obliged to conduct with great
skill and carefulness, inasmuch as they
themselves run risk of getting caught
in the webs, and the larger spiders
boldly defend their homes against such
intrusion. The bird will actually enter
the labyrinths of the web in search OF
entangled flies, where sometimes there
is scarcely room for his little wings to
perform their office, and the least devil
alton would entangle him in the COM
pick intricacies of ropes and gnTs. On
the approach of the angry owner, the
robber shoots off like a sunbeam.
1t used to be supposed that the brill
liant hues Of humming- birds were due
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
THE REGULAR ARMY.
THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
LIFE AND WORK.
His Necessary Qualifications for En-
Iistment, Pay and Allowances, Quar-
tiers and Rations.

From an interesting address on "The
United States Army" delivered by Gen
eral Ruggles in Brooklyn, we make the
following extracts;
Any male person above the age Of IS
and under the age of 30 years; effective,
able bodied and free from disease; of
good character, who does not appear to
be of incorporate habits, and who has n
competent knowledge of the English
language, may be enlisted, provided that
any one under the age of 81 years shall
receive the written authority of parents,
or legally appointed guardian, for such
enlistment.
Enlistmcnts are made for a term Of
five years, but any soldier who tires Of
the army may, one year from date of en-
listment and for one and Il half years
thereafter, purchase his discharge. The
amount of purchase money required one
year from date of enlistment is 1920 and
it diminishes at the rate of s. per month
till the minimum amount is $50.
At the expiration of three years SER
vice, the soldier is entitled by law, if his
services have been faithful, to a furlough
with full pay for three months and an
honorable discharge at the expiration OF
his furlough, if he desires it. If he re-
mains in the service after the expiration
of three years and three months, he
must serve out his five years.
The pay and allowances Of a soldier
are these:
! OF private $13 per month for the
first and second year; Sl4 per month
for the third year; SD per month for the
fourth year; SIG per month for the fifth
year; SIS per month for every year OF
his second term of enlistment; and 81
per month additional for each subse
quent enlistment. A corporal receives
SIS per month for the first two years OF
service a sergeant SIT per month; 6
first sergeant $22 per month; a sergeant
major, or regimental quarter aster
sergeant 1913 per month; post ord
ce-sergeant, commissary sergeant
or quartermasterser $34 pei
month, and hospital steward $45 pei
month.
For distinguished services, whether il
action or otherwise, of valuable char
acter to the United States, a soldier
receives a certificate of merit. Thi
certificate entities him to extra pay Of s:
per month through all subsequent ser
vice as an enlisted man.
A soldier who is mechanic, as for in
stance, a carpenter, a plumber, painter
baker, or the like, is often relieved
from all military duty, and placed upol
the work of his trade, and in such case
receives, besides his regular pay, an ex
ira allowance of 80 cents per diem
A soldier, employed as laborer, hostler
teamster, or the like, is excused from al
military duty, and receives 80 cents eXtr
pay per diem, in addition to his regula
pay A tailor, shoemaker or barber
finds ample time and opportunity to ad'
very considerable sum to his stipend a
a soldier. The paymdster receives, anC
The Government pays, four per cent. OF
any deposits the soldier may make
whether from his pay, OF from any othe
means of revenue, after they hav
reached the amount of $50. These de
posts are paid at time of discharge
The clothing allowance is as follows:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

, E Smithsonian In
'stitution has issued
a monograph iull of
fascinating in t or
nation about hum
ming BIRDS. 0 II e
reason why these
daintiest OF feath-
cred cre atur s are
interesting is that
they we're unknown
to the white man
until Columbus dis
covered tn 9 n e W
: world, the r range
being confined to
st h e continent Of
| America.
i! 1t is not the nat
1 uralist alone who
h a $ found them
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

worthy of attention. The demand Tor
them is great for ornamental purposes.
Dealers, mostly Frenchmen and Belgi-
ans, have establish I'd themselves in
many cities of South America for the
sole object of buying and exporting
humming- birds. From Santa Fe de
Bogota alone many thousands OF skins
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

are usually directed at tie eyes of the
enemy. When two or more individuals
of either sex happen near the same spot
spirited and often violent conflicts are
almost certain to ensue.
While invincible against other BIRDS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

afraid of them, being compelled to re-
treat before the impetuous assaults Of
the tiny warrior whose b0ldness Is
only equaled by the lightning like
rapidity of his movements, thus battling
any attempt at resistance on the part OF
the more powerful adversary. The
Ian like thrusts of the needle-like beak
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
Tiny Warriors.

notwithstanding their diminutive
size, pugnacity is one OF the most con-
spicuous traits OF humming birds. Even
king birds and the boldest hawks are
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

of whatsoever kind, humming birds are
sometimes chased by the larger species
OF humble bees, Of which they seldom
take the least notice, as their superior
ity OF fight is sufficient to enable them
to leave the slow-moving insect far be-
hind. These tiny feathered beings are
readily tanned and soon become accus
tom, d to the society of human beings,
but they do not long survive confine-
ment. Whether. for want Of sufficient
exercise or for some other cause I'M
known, they invariably die within few
weeks They are very inquisltive. One
OF them will sometimes approach like a
flash and poise itself directly in front of
ones face, its wings vibrating so rapidly
as TO appear as a mere haze on each
side Of its body, which itself remains so
stationary that the inquiring expression
of its bright black eyes and the outline
of nearly every feather OF its compact
little figure can be seen. But the
slightest demonstration causes 1t to
vanish so swiftly that the eye can
scarcely trace the line OF its fight. In
sleeping, humming- birds frequently sus-
pend themse VS. by the feet. with their
heads downward, in the manner OF some
naTrOts
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
Their Food.

In feeding from flower to flower the
humming birds besides obtaining nOur-
ishment for themselves, per- orm In the
economy Of nature the same Office as
insects, by transferring pollen from one
blossom to another, and thus assisting
in the fertilization OF the plants. Prof.
Robert Ridgway The distinguished orni-
biologist and author OF the monograph
quoted, states that these creatures 90
not feed exclusively on nectar obtained
from flowers, as Is popularity supposed.
Insects furnish large part OF their diet,
and their crops and stomachs are COM
monty found TO be filled with beetles,
L. es, ants and s,,lders. They rob spi-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

4 doctor finds IL difficult some
times 90 secure for the patient The
quiet necessary tor hl, recovery. one
doctor however was ela. go the
emergency The fussv worrying
vile 10 man whu was lll came up
as he was leaving the house asking,
eOb. po.tor. how IS hoe lluw is Dc
to-dlyt' "Ab0teeyeything ho musI
positively have quiet so have wei
ien wt a prescription here ur
couple uf opium powders q fen.rl
fN- iWHr sWHeH shall hH Vase
f0m Whoa iH.ta ihrm tH
U.Ht ellW WHI lh .aHtf .lfe
..sl.HI tUam uetH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
THE RUNNING BIRD.
CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT THE
FEATHERED JEWELS.
How They Are Collected for Ornamental
and Scientific Purposes-Their Nests and
Eggs-Invincible Warriors-What Makes
Their Varied Hues.
Birds of Fancy Feather.

Gaaaesa5 E Smithsonian In
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

roe sisni kujswskiej. typowy kujawiak.
Francisssk Posadxy - 6synbors.
Obywsssls bydgoscy ME nog@
Gle dotsd doprOsie Cd r.sdu pozwolenia
daa Polskieh n~auozycieli ~bydgoskish m
ud1ielanis Prywatnej nauki jesyka pol
skiego. Kilku polskioh nauesyoieli
bydgoskich udalo sic do rsjsncyi .
Protbs o poEwolenie udxislauis nauki
jeEyks Polskisgo dzieciom polskim
" ~Bydgosscsy. Rejencya bydgoska,
M ktorej ossie znajduje sia many p.
Tiedenann, odpowiedxiala l~akonioxnie:
nEs liegt klein Bsdurfaiss vor." Pc tel
odmowie Eebrali sie bardzo licxni ojco
vie rodzin polskieh i udali sic " tel
sPrawis : petycya do p. ministra oSwie
oenia DR.. Bossego, ktory pod dnism %
PazdEiernika nadesiai do Bydgoszczy
nastePujsca odpowiedz odmowna:
MA Pod.nie dnia Is lipca rb. cd.
Powiadau w. Panu (pierws.em pod
Petycys Podpisanemu ob~Yvatslowi =
PrryP. Rsd) 10 powody ola kt6rych
pantejsza relenoya kr6lewska odm6wlla
naucEycielom szk6f elementarnych
" B~yagosscxy / M przedmieSciach
bydeoskich pozwolenis udzielania pry.
watnej nauki jezyka polskiego, uzn.js
jake sfuszns.
Gdy xai w. Pan cdwolujesz sic m
feskryPt ninisteryalny Z dnia IL kwie-
tnia 1891 {. oswiadczam wobec tego, Re
: jak brzmienie reskryptu pokasuje =
oelem jego byso poparcie nauki religii
udzielanaj M ni2szym srednim stopniu
" jszyku polskim. PoniewaA jednak "
szkolach bydgoskich nauka rsligii u.
dIielaaa jest ME " polskim, ale " ME-
mieckim jezyku, przeso ME ma dosta-
tscznego powodu do udzielania prywa
tDeJ nauki jezyka polskiego.
Me jestem xatem " mo4uosci zadosc-
~uczynienia. wspomnianej prosbie. w.
Panu p~ozostawiam do VOL poinformo.
wanie o tenn os6b, pod petycya podpi-
ssnych. Bosse".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
Il pod Prusaka.

= Czytsmy " nDEien. Kujaw.":-
s,Wieuiec Z Kujsw. Wielkisgo poczu-
ole nsrodowego zlosyl pov6d znsny 1
szsnowsny " csfych RuJswsch gospo-
dsrz Z Szymborzs, p. Franoiszek Posa-
dry. DowiedEiswSzy sic o zgonie ma
szegc najwiekSzego mistrzs nsredows
60, Up. Jana Mstejki " Krskowis, udsl
sic " niedziele sam ne pogrzsb do
Krskows, sAeby IA trumnie wielkiego
meta zloEyc " imieniu ludu kujswskie-
go PieknY wieniec Z pszenicy kujaw-
skiej- Ma wStedze wishOs wydruko.
wHny nspis: nJsnowi Mstsjoe lud polskl
ma Kujawsoh", w ,,Czssis" Est cry
fanny: pPodobno przyssano okoso 500
wiehcow. WGr6d tyoh wis6oow Ewra-
Osia niskt6re Op6lua uwsge; ssoze06I-
niej wieniec cd ludu Ks5ass; nissis
ten wieniec I klos6w p~szsnioxnych 1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
Nagromaaxony brua

przynosi 70 sobs chorobe = " .ka4dym
wypadku. Kanai6w sciekowych
skrxyhz odpsdkami kaady zdrowy sic
obawia, q p~rzecist wielu Z mas dozwsla,
BY krsw nssza przepelnila sic nieczy.
stoSciaDy tysiac rAzy niebezpiecEniej-
sEemi, nIz to, ksorych tax starsnnis uni
ksny.
Krew czysAi fywa cyrkuluacya -
~Earadczymi Grodksmi prawie przeciw
ksadej chorobie. Jest srodek pc sien
ktory okazal sic przedziwnie skuteczuym
prey usuwaniu nIeozYstosci z krwi Cd
zySkiwaniu zdrowis Ola nisi. Jest to
ORA Piotra Gonsozo = cd przeszio sto
lat zpane.
Me jest TO sptsczne leksrstwo - pa
mietajcis o ten Sprzsdsja js tyikc
miejscowi agenci drobiozgowl. Piszcie
do ORA Peter FAhrnsy, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
Jeszc.e o pogrzebie Matejki.
KRAKOW, 2 listopada 1893.


Sliczny dzieh iiesienny . to ma ra-
zie najwaaniejsza. Byia wielka
Ottawa, by deszcz ME popsui oasej uro
csystosci; wszak&s wSzystko ma sie Cd
bywac pod goiem niebem, licznych
NOV jedna tylko " kosciele. JuA o
godzinie Sci ulica Floryahska zapelnia
sic tlumem, Znosza WHENCE, ustawiaja
deputacye, 9 naprzeoiwko rodzinnego
domu Matejh widac tribune, z kt6rej
"a chwile poaegns zwioki prszes Aka
demii- Fala Przybywajacych ustawi.
cznie ~rosnie; Jest cissno " uliczce
wsskiej, kt6rej okna zmisnily sic "
trybuny, nspohane giovanni. .wiaszcza
gdy przybywa niezwykle liczny zastep
duchowishstwa. Nalezy sic to Mattel
ce, wszak gorliwszego, iak on, ME misi
cbyba KoScioa syna. Wiec wszystkie
kspitusy przysiaiy swych delegst6w, q
Is Przemysla przybyi biskup sufragan
CHASER, by oststnis Posiugs odwdzisczyc
sic Mateice "a ponce, jska Emariy Okla
Eai prey re~staurscyi t~amtejszej katedry.
2 wie4y mary a,kiej bije godzine Ga.
Biskup tylko drobna czsstka duoho
wiehstws udsje sic do kaplicy posmier-
tnej, urzsdSonej ma Lem pietrse. u
cEniowie szkoay sztuk pieknyeh, pray
braui " aaiobne przepsski, EnoSaa
cistks, czarua trupne ma mary. Pow
stale cisza ! zabiera CLOS Tsrnowski.
Now bsrdzo wzruszony, ale glosem
Pewnym, silnym. SiyOhsc 20 M cslej
prswie ulioy,
Rozpoczyna sic pooh6d.
Jest tax diugim, - cEoso jsgo dawno
jut zajeso wyznaeEone " koSciels miej-
sea, gdY trumns ruszyla Z pred domu.
SPiewy k~oscislns miesEsja sic Z Odgtoss-
mi msrsz6w tsiobnyob. Wishoow moe
niezlioEona: m6w,a IA rszie, ae 800.
Chyba wiecej a fOrmy ion nsjroz-
msitsze, poozawszy cd srebrnyOh =
Wydzisiu ~krsjOwego i rady miejskiej
lwowSkiei, sskohczywszy ma skromnyD,
uwitym = klos6w Sb6t polnyoh. sross-
golnisisz. uvage Ewrsos wisnisc Z pa
let nslsrskich, o6srowany prssE srty-
stow tuteiszyoh, wieOej o~ryginaluy, mia
isdny. Ma ulicy siycha6 glOsy, IA mote
lePisjby byiO pisniadze, Eutyte ma 70
wishOe, obr6oic ma pomnik. wszak
obliczsje - poszlo M kwiaty = 10 600
zlr. MYGl mote dobrs, ale p~odnissions
zspozno ! tylko drObns ozsssks korpo.
rscyi Obrals t. droge.
W koSciele tadnyoh oalun6w 1 kir6w.
W prssbitsryum zwykly kstafalk z tro-
che ~zislsni; fadSyeh sztuoznych dskora-
cyi smblsmssow, StarOzy n ME same
ssO, stsrozy Ia w~spsnisia poliehsOmis,
kt6ra wsr6d dymu ksdzidei trooha polo
wisjs, = tliozns aniosy, tpiewsjsos lita-
ME. Przybisrsjs jakby gObsllnOwy Cd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06
BEE GAzU, BEE BoLU,
zEB1 2 PLYTKAhIfBRz PbfTKK.
The Peoples Dental ParIOrs

sehowalas 70 ne przys.lose stare p1tkl sepsrulsmy
ca odWfsd1cfs nas.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

cish. 2 ohwilS gdy trunns .loaono M
kstafAlku, trsydxiestu kilku kaplan6w
wychodxi : Asxani fw. do booxnych o.
tarzy kaplio., Przsd s~resdzislsn
Stwossa sslsbruie kardynal Dunaiew-
aid. Pc skohczonem naboAs6stwis
wstepujs M anboue prorsktor uniwer
sytetu, h. praht Chotkowski.
Bije dwunasta, gdy orszak 4alobny
wyrussa Z kotciosa. BY okrsty6 dokois
rynek, . nastepnie prses brame Flory-
shska skierowac sic ku cmentarzowi.
Moana nu sic terax prEypatrrec doklA-
dnie. moana sic Eoryentowae wtych ME-
xlicsonych deputacyaoh | grupsch. Ka
Ada idxie Przy swoim wiehou, . niezbyt
es~tetyczne. o~lbrzymie tablioe Z numer
mi, wskazuja pubIioznoSci, pod jake oy,
frs wdrukowanym programme ma szuksc
w~yjasnienia, kogo ci panowie reprezen-
tuja- MalowniozoSci ME brak, lecz To
nadajs te,by 1 braotwa: reszta-szara
masa ciemnych paltot6w i cylindr6w.
Pred saDa trunna Juliusz Kosak i Ty-
tbs Msleszewski niosa M poduszkach
ozua6 honorowe nieboszozyka. "a tru-
mna idzie rodzina, marszalek ks. SAM
guszko. Wydziai Krajowy, rady miej-
skie, posiowie, uniWersytet Z beriami
it'd.
w orszaku aaiobnym ~powszechns u
wage zwraca z~nakonity malarz ruski.
Iljs RePin. Przybyi on do Krakowa.
by zaPoznac sic Z Matejka ktorego Ia
lent cddawna niezmiernie wysoko cenii.
1 OTTO .atr.ymai sic do pogrzebu, podej
mowany Przez t~utejszych malarzy, gdya
m miedzy mimi vielu Z Monachium i
Psryta z~najomych.
Naturalnie, ae ns ustach wssystkich
rodzi sic Pytanie. kto obejnie spuSci1ne
20 MateIsce, " dyrektorstwie tutejs.ej
szkoiy sztuk pieknyoh. Wymieniaja
try nazwisks. Pochwalski podobno
stanowczo odm6wil, wieo waty6 sic be.
die Riedzy Brandtsm q Rodakowskim.
w kaadym razie mo4na by6 pewnym,
IL wybor padnie Da she pierwszor1edna,
70 o tuIinkowem obsadzeniu tel posady
ME ma mowy. Mote Bye czas jakiS pro-
w~izoryun, jakies tymczasowe zastep-
stwo, ale staia nominsoya okaae sic 60
dina imienia Matejki.
Poch6d posuwa sic dalej. Pc godzi-
ME stale ma omentarxu. Przemawiajs
tam: kuszczkiewicz, Benedyktowicz,
Tytus Maleszewski. Przez cais dro0e
niosa caiuny marszalek ks. Sanguszko,
preEYdenci Krakowa i Lwowa, Herr.
r 'dakowski, pref. Smolka, possi Chrza
nowski, pref. Zoll, hr. Cieszkowski it'd.
EksPorte prowadzii tym razem ks. in.
fulAr Krseuihski. Pogr1eb ko6czy sic
oko'o 3siej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-06

Dziewczefa Polskis @oga doss.e
- a fsmllh sDeryka1skich jako Stzasos.
~escseg6inie hwieeo P.rybyHm d~aswzynOm
L sx#I0Kx, srse..rkG sss 6ossse.
Grove sEs.s ObicsEos N
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-04
STRIKES AND LoCKOUTs.

Campaigns, engagements and Conpro-
misses in the War of Capital and Labor.
MARCH.
L. $4,000 coal miners in Great Britain weat
on strike.
Is. The granite firms OF New England locked
out 2OOO workmen over dispute about
contracts.
Fighting at Homestead Iron works, Pitts
burg, between strikers and Pinkerton
men; II killed and many injured
TO- The entire national guard of Pennsylvania
ordered TO Homestead
II. killed in q strikers riot at Gem Ida.
10 Gendarmes fred upon a band OF striker
reapers az Bebar, Hungary, killing l2
and wounding others.
AUGUST.
L The eight hour bill for government en-
ployees signed By the president.
IS. Switchmen in the Buffalo yards Of the
Erie, the Reading and the Buffalo Greek
railroads struck for increase OF pay and
shorter time.
L. New York militia ordered to Buffalo to
protect railroad property from violence
of striking switchmen.
II. Miners captured a convict stockade at Oil
yer Springs, Tenn.
1919. Collisions between militia and striking
switchmen at Buffalo: also between citi-
Zens' posse and militia and miners at Coal
Creek, Tenn; citizens killed,
a. The switchmen's strike ended at Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER.
81. l67 Homestead rioters indicted for murder
OCTOBER.
IL. The Pittsburg grand jury indicted the
Homestead strikers advisory board and
the managers Of the Carnegie mills.
NOVEMBER.
q. The Homestead strike declared of.
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upon the oregon coast; Capt. Chapman

up OF the Oregon coast; Capt. Chapman
was killed.
2l. Brazilian ship Solimoes wrecked near the
mouth of the Rio de la Plata; 1eO Of the
crew drowned.
JUNE
10. drowned by the sinking Of a ferryboat at
Napoleonville. La.
IL The British petroleum vessel Petrolia,
from Philadelphia, blew up off the har-
Dor of Blaye, France; Is drowned
JULY.
4. Ship Peter Stuart went to pieces on the
rocks Of Yarmouth hsrbor. Nova Scotia:
IL drowned.
Q. 9deaths by the explosion of steamer Mont
Blanc on Lake Geneva. Switzerland
L. Is drowned by the capsizing of the steamer
frankie Folsom on Peoria lake. Illinois.
AUGUST.
Q. Steamer Ajax sunk in the Gulf of Finland:
90 persons drowned.
Is. British ship Thracian foundered of the
Isle Of Man; % lives lost.
L. Schooner Snowflake capsized on the Texas
coast. carrying down Is people. includ-
Ing several prominent citizens Of Houma.
SEPTEMBER.
l. 26 drowned by the wrecking of the pro-
peller Western Reserve on Lake Superior.
OCTOBER.
IT, Steamer Bokhara lost in typhoon in Chi
nese waters; 100 drowned.
Is. The Anchor line steamer Roumania. from
Liverpool for Bombay, wrecked of Portu-
gal; E3 lives lost.
DECEMBER.
3. The German steamer Spree towed into
Queenstown in q sin king condition.
6. 3vessels wrecked by gale at Santa Venere,
Italy; 10 deaths.
Norwegian bark India lost with all her
crew in Mersey river, England.