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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mark Twain's eldest daughter, Miss
Clara Clemens, not yet ~, has written
an allesorical play.
lsmail Pasha, ex-khedive OF Egypt,
now IS. lives in regal splendor ON the
shores OF the Bosphorus. His wealth is
SIS, 900 900.
Alvs Gage has presented to the Unita-
rian Church of Charleston. 5. C., n
handsome brick parish-house, costing
over Sll 900.
A son of the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury, Primate OF all England, is Cap
tain in the artillery and an enthusiast in
the art OF war.
Mrs. Laura de Fore Gordon, we'll
known woman lawyer on the Pacific
Coast. has filed her application for the
Consulship at Honolulu.
Queen Victoria is travelling in Italy,
and in England she isn't missed, SO little
does she really have 10 do with the gov
eminent OF that country.
Dr. Haffkine, the bacteriologist who
has been investigating cholera, writes
that he has conquered the disease by An
incculative method, which he will give
to the world.
Frederick Weyerhauser, one of the
richest OF the lumber kings OF Mime
sofa, began work in brewery when he
came TO this country from Germany. tie
worked for 81 day.
Conigsbv Disraeli, who has Just come
into his inheritance at Hughenden man
or, is described as bearing striking re-
| sembiance in personal appearance 10 his
uncle, Lord Beaeonstield.
The ex-Empress Eugene is said not TO
put trust in French medical men. When
she iell i'll OF a sore throat in Paris not
long ago she telegraphed to England for
| a physician TO attend her.
The Trustees OF Lane Theological Sem
mary have accepted the resignation oil
Proi. Roberts, one OF the prosecutors OF
Prof. Henry p. Smith in his trial Tor
| heresy. The Trustees also reelected
Prof. Smith for the ensuing year.
Or. Buchner, the African traveller
broke from the highest point on Mount
kilimaniiaro, one OF the highest mount
| aims in Africa. piece OF rock, which he
presented to the German Emperor. The
| Kaiser now uses mountain summit Il.
| paper-weight on his writing desk.
Nine. Paul Mink is picturesque can,
didate ior seat in the Paris municipal
tty, She is the wife OF the French an,
archist and the mother OF child name,
"Luciier Satan Nercingetorix Mink.
Her political platform is that OF woman
mother, Socialist and Republican"
Pope Leo Mi. spends mos, Of hi,
mornings in the Vatican gardens catch
ing birds with nets, Il spor, which h,
| practiced when Bishop OF Pcrugia, and o
which he is particularly fond. Hundred
OF birds are caught every morning anc
distributed among the hospitals and III,
| poor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20
BUSINESS BREylTIES.

Great Britain has more than twenty
thousand trained nurses.
Tbsre arr nearly six,ea, thousand
miles OF railroads in Canada.
Great Britain layi..s a tariff on ah.,n,
twenty articles Of cnfnn,rrr.
The stream. ~ Vi...,,.;, ,;.,I .ino
| 900 Worth NJ --sa,ls in a v,ar
Thar. a.. 81 M; .,,,:r;',,, ,,,bI;,.,.
tious. 4 gain of / .2y2 ir, A var.
The money. c;-r,,,,.;,, ~ tho r-,;,.I
stats il e.,;mateI 81 eg1 600 oSr
O: the - n,o h-,.ry.-is. Estimated o.
b., in tb.. ys,-ll ~; 600 a-.i, 1;ar-ra-y
r.r.-a- 80
nj. :. H., he ~ h,,-s.:-.ti -. -.
~ t,1, III,
>, - '.',,e 'L'A'i i','H''JpV s,'ttP
I,,, -
I'LL,
HP'-' "a" 'n'se pAiN i.ure7 an = Is
Nsl SO
-.-...... I'm.
- .''a 80 s.,r.'''T'.. - " S''9 ON
a1n,aIIy
c., -,
- ~ i'-'.'eI- W % P-'t -
- a. e, ~ 'o' "'nS-ho''r uAF' De-
ginning Nay l.
1t i est'uEiei that there were 1858
papers pa .'~hei IN this country AMI
Can4!1 last year.
Inc domestic r'ce crop OF the country
l,r me current season il estimated ~
--o'o"'''p pounds
According TO the Wales Fibre and
tabr'c the cotton accrage ot $50. will be-
a. snort a. that Of is15.
\ total destruction by FIRE in the
United states ior eighteen years before
49, Vas si''"''.'st'ol''
Eight hundred and thirty-eight pair
Of corsets for men were male by one
firm in England last year
II costs $50 10 decorate room properly
with flowers for almost any entertain
ment.-Phlladeiphia Record.
4 dollar loaned for 100 ysars and corp.
pounded at - pr cent, will amount in
that time to g 55l go, ioi.
An uptgzn veuips has inven,ed .I,,
machine that will furnish A small bril-
OF ice cream .-philad.Inhia Pn-orJ
The roll Of paper A. used in the H..
press on which the Rullrtin i s,,n >,
be printed, i from four TO six ,nile-
long.
Alaska produced 81 600 600 !, ,,1I
last year, and California ;l2, 90 900. The
gold product Of the United States was
S23, 100000.
The hot-hou-e peach rrop ha. M,
failed. but man who bonyht onon,b
'pr iarSe dihner party dii.-PhI!a-
de'ph'@ f'''o'i.
company OF cp'orei people i being
forrne'! at Charlotte, Y. C., for the pur-
pose Of building cotton factory to EN-
~
i,'tre = I'm an enormous quantity oil
So,'i ~ .I'e D.hs- ana among the people
"a, - sI S',t ~ ot"eeh Fbp,-
"p,V'' ana N'V'u'''o"-
an efTor. 10 sfc,,ra a I,rre 49, ~ t.ase
,ge H., corn,,r";n a., , Patioh-
neor.Ie sa,;1 - f"- ,bn;r 49,, many
IT,. I,a., - -
ne 49, -, Pre- OF copper eyer taken
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

nov many people know ,ha, the custom
~ throwing rice ~ = wedding .ymboliEes.
." the etpressinn Of good luck. bnt it IL
meeaphorioai flight Of arrow. sho, a, the
bridegroom In uncivillsed ages most IA
oos .eO accustomed TO the forribls cap
.nr' OF . bride by her hover. and the al
e'npts on tho par, Of her male relatives to
prevent her husband from carrying her
yn typlhed by vollsy II rice instead
Of more fatal missile.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

n' "ocsinEs are generally coiored from
"'A''ets of aniline which cnntaiu large
quantities Of sn,imoBise product. When
peHp"'hs this matter becomes SOLUBLE,
violent rash.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

hl1er cleaning closet. sprinkl. bo,
around the eIsrs Of the .h.ly.. - "'N
there. WIN roaohea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

"Te<F ~HrFFNeA
mat was n sscrif.Ce'-
"Mhnt,.

Barton wouldn't 10 bathing a, Ca,
borough because he didn', wan, people
!" know no had a cork leg. bu, when /.
':'9' who snubbed him was though. IN b.
, :, Barton took tho log Of, and
-EAchange. '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

NINNII NNA GU UTAH.
Executive Department, Secretary oNrc,
hnlt Lake lity. OCTOBER lst ls1t
Tho undersigned VIII receive uiis i1r tho
printing, binding, press work aud material OF
hg following until 10 O'Clock am' on uclohgi
tUmposiuou on tho lavs.-To Do cot iu small
plea solid, Uui 90 lc printed Boz book form.
tumpusltul un tAg. Journals, Do fpt Iu
small pira allil, aud ~ uo printed Iu uoua
tlgu
tompo.uon 900 Che b0ls.- To Doc sot Iu long
primer uUU, with thr HIIuy space between lUu
luos, ana 90 Doc printed ol iooaulu pauyr
iuprHuus iHu awe and iuuTnllb tbc wu.k 90
De- measured u 200 cases BOO plain WORK. r'iH
Notes Iu bo measured separately 300 tHu Jaws
HCt0rdIns Goo uruUu iu which they ulg Get.
Head uut.. 900 hu GONE. fUr.d uu'N Hsa UrU ut
the page, auI uUt Go boo measured separately,
Halt utrH sui h.Hu. rlEu Boz iNr BODY Nc .hc
vurs mot tc bg s.'awuI usrolg whom aHsuutu
'0ao composition only Go Do allowed ou CO..
GOVERNOR message, Due preH work wall be-
TIE healing on bH.s not % occupy % arcl'cr
fpAgu thlH one eighth OF s UaFv uI tuHIsUaTs
IuHiua .ul nIuinr u 900 copies of ih1
laws, 2iu1 100 rgmrh Mot form aud a.' n r1lr
iouruals OF rIHh huurci go m pHugHiCt form
Prl.- Wofs on the above. Tor each token of
1IImrrgaHi.us, page in constitute form ut
book work. and TWO page % form ut billie.
uuUur 600 ur uHri iu INH hNlN.
Al bI1s tn Do accompanied WIN g. bond 90
the InitgI -uHu# W. th good and HHil.yIUut BOO.
curItl,t 900 Che Um uf r. .I. conditional iur TITO
faithful performance of tho woEk.
TlclaNa 90 uu printed and delivered within
days aftar tDr adi1urumJ0 M Oh, Ipasauurr
Final payment uu. fn Ir W.uu uuul tNU above
WORK, auI che Uus iNr ihr same shan ha. %
Irurfury uruartm. ut, Warrington, %. g.
Tho rFut mr.synea TO reject Huy and a'l
'''' CHARLES C. mcuAms,
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NOTICE. " RtflRtt's SALE.


NJ Office Us HEUEuN GlNEN THAT !,
~ Andrew OaHunH. Igf,rCU ln au action iu
MU THIRD Judicial uuir.U. Court 40 TITAN ace.
rtuH, wherein MsIg D.. D.. NtN 100 were
pIaruuds and John DO. Set WHs defendant.
pursuant tl BOO order made Boy WU uHtfiHt
tuurt Boa tlo above raHU. uu lauTsuaH. huNtils
hrr lunt IHI'. nc o. O'Clock U. uu HHI1 uuF, 90
tho mont door of tNr County Court lluuaU. Iu
SAT- iAhu County luh TERRITORY, WII 900 10
public uurunut FOR rHHu, Co fuu highest bidder.
uIl Che rFhL, IAU aul interest 90 tnr uIHnuIa
AMI defendant iu aud tu tlr following dee
frriUCd tract OF lana Htr1tHi Boo salt Lake
County, luu Territory, tOsWIt. NtWuuIuE 80
tho southwest corner ut tNU southeast quarter
of section 10. township . south, range
1 wet ut salt lltU Meridian, and ruuuiuE
uyuIu north 600 quarter section line. o.. n
chains thence uurIH 90 dUE. b uIn, WrHt.lp I
chains more ur loss Co.. thc south uuy ~ "a two
Il tul1 running yaHt and west along tuu
county lurUYt uul IuHuInE thence rAHt uu
the south llnC I'll. tad road lHtU chains, thence
syuil p duF. O. uIu. tlat along tie uatt iIuu
% Che RIO Hruudg railroad land . DO chains
thence south De- De- Uast on UaHi Dino ~ Toll.
rDHd land l,2I vnaluH, thence south 10 deg
o. min vlHt, ON tIHt lime ut railroad land as
chains 90 section lIuy. thuurr WuHl uu said line
lfl chains 90 corner and point ut beginning,
containing. Including iHlTua1 land, ~ acres
ami lI ruda moro ur .rHH.
subject 90 information By fali district court
Terms Of sale. cIsh
Dated october Otn. l-iA
IHfrFrU.
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AssEssMENT NOTICE.


I UCRY bill MINING COMPANY.
l. ruucIpa. place Of business Para city,
Utah. location ~ mine, NuAtc crock Mining
District. WaiItch county Utah. Nuticc ~
hereby given, thIt 90 wurlinE ui thu board OF
Trustees OF the lur y 1911 NInluE Company
De ou tHo 'th dHy of August, lFI., an asscss
mCnt $50. b uti., cents per hare Wna lowed
on tho capital sturk Of The corporation, paTt
able 10 iuu HyrrUfErY WitHU G days from
Huoyc date, at .alt lake cay, Utah, ANY
stock upon which Goo. Assessment romano uu.
pad on thu l.lH d.E % b" Il.mHrri isnit VIII ho
dcItruuuut Huu auyrFiIfci Cor sale, and uulesa
nay eut be- maize before. viii hu soid NJ public
autiou on Che .lrl Iar of uCtpuur lsAi, ut Do
o'clock q. 900 No room NO lA lonhtuuuu
hul. ding. SAT- Lake tltr Utah, 90 pay d'Nu.
Uuunt assustmyutHt together Win cnsh ut
hdycrilsluT and expense no sale. Agreements
may be- D. ld no tHu Utah Commercial aud
sayinas iiluk, salt Lake lily, Utah
~. 4. IliTO seer ury
Residence, Nuftuu'H Court, aud togthi bot
gnd aud iTd MgstsJ, ral. Lake cry, Utah
sIpr 18th. is9A
10y ORDER UT TItE BOARD or
ID Trustee o. tln Lucky iuil
Mining Company, inside thiH day, the time iur
utIHrius tnr STOCK t,.muuuutiH extended O.
tho lEtn dly nf U.tHHUT 1913, uHu u puTnrui
b. not made before. will UH sold on She .ith day
% hUy,muaT. IsHI. 10 lI O'CLOCK M, ut .noH
No. 800 Consolation huUliuE, falt lake CITY,
ttau, to pay delinquent assessments, together
With costs Of advertising and expense q sale
". J. BURTON,
Secretary,
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tito griaEiN utrtnE tonunuy.
NOTICE rs HEREBY DININ THAT
~ ut meeting OF tnC board of uirurtuu VI
tur suEfiy Mining Company BOLD on Che ltih
duy of september, 1893. Hu laa"Hsuuut OF DO.
teen .li cuut per share wa. levied uu0u Che
capital stock ~ The UuTUur..Iu TayHNI, BOB
600 company once in the Hooper hullluF,
Halt Iako 90 81, Utah.
Any stock uuon which HaIi aHHr.HWtut shall
remain unpaid uu ludug October OIL, 400,
shall uucumo delinquent and Boz advertised Tor
FalJ, aud unless payment o. made before. VIII
Ne sold nt public auction uu MClu"1ihY,
November 200. lsI, ~ " 1'c.1. d m. no tug once
OF tuc secretary, 90 pay tho tgiIuIuUut assess.
mont. together with the CO.'S 90 HiNctiiaI ns
und expense OF H1lo.
by order Of tuU board 20 nree o.,
JOHN W. ANrUIiI.
AaHIftlu secretary.
SAT- LAKE Cur, Utah, -'p'su Der 90, isll.
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AssEssMENI NOTICE.


souru Juu,y CANAL Co
ItH
NTOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n asa meeting of iN8 trustees hCli ou tho
ittn day OF September. HYi nn aHsctHmunt u
20 Couit ugr shore WlH lcNe1 on no capital
stock of she CORPORATION payable 20 the ocro,
tary at the general u1.ru Of thu company, room
No. .us tuuautuuuu Nu'Iamg Talt Lake CITY,
UtaH, before Tho llth ulN ut November, lalh
remain unpaid on the Ice day Of Nov, lsul VIII
be- delinquent and auyurlH ed Tor salo a. public
suction. uId UuIUtH payment iHWadC LuiNIC,
Wtlt b. sold ON .ud day uf Dec at2 pm, 1913.
To pay thu delinquent nsHussmonl, together
with the cost OF advertising and expense OF
HulO
GIDEON A. GUNS,
SECRETARY.
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ANAANNHN lHNNNIfAN. o .HNN'NfN't
AlpLon5o Bourd5au, Defendant,
The rcopla OF the Territory of utah send
gToctmg tu AIpGHu.r Uuutirau defendant
YOU NAE il U.lN INQUIRED 40
i appear 900 Hu action brought against You
by the above named 'anlu, m tue plsulcs
Court OF Ono 1uIN Judicial mstrcl OF inc
TpfrltnTy uf Utah .uI 90 answer the com.
plant no therein within Con- uNYs exclusive
nf the day of atrNlcgI after me service ON you
or. 10 served out Of the county. but in thii
district, within WtrU A.IIi nihrrWlHc within
forty days, or Judgment hy default Viii Doc
taken against you, according tn the prayer OF
Tho said acton 10 brought 20 have d. rroo
of this court diHso'fu. ihu hnniH o. mutrI.
nuny existing between plnlntu ana defence
ant restoring plmuun be-, maiden name liur.
Inc rr0uufs that defendant, without lust cause
or proyugutua, hHa lIuaIu' plhuuu Ia cruel,
inflman aud brutal manner ~ beating her
with snckH, kicking Hnl striking her. and
threatening 90 kIUl and murder her, and that
plaintiff verify uUHuNH that defendant intend.
I'D To- carry tufH iWytH Into execution, aud,
bgtrytur nor no we 100 danger. refused Co
longer i've or puhlHt with him; that since
tho 18Th day uf MHy. lsIl, p|antu has not
lived with defendant ti als aud dcicndnnt hla
not during that timo And Cog yonr' prior there.
% supported ur contributed 70 support Of
' ERi You are hereby uoudcd that Il you ful
20 nrueur aud answer iHu tWu complaint us
above required the a.li plaintiff viii apply 70
tnr rourt Tor tho rrI.af demanded therein.
WunefH. Che hon harlcs \ Pane Judge.
and the zeal of thu District Court ui
tno Third judicial District. in aud for
lsEAL the Territory Of ulah, ms M day ot
SouttmNyr. boo tho year Of our Lor.
ono thousand eight hundred and
nINM @. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
by GEo. D. LouNs. Deputy CLERK
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NOIICE 10 CRLpIIOHs.


NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN ny TuE
- luICralEucl.M William li Robinson, executor
90 Coo rHtatU oi josephine % smith. Hr.t arf,
tu tup. creditors of, and HI UUrsuua having
tHIuH HFuIuet TIC aaIu decreased, tu exhibit
hrW with the uorcaaIrt yuurlcfs within fHUr
UuUinH after flo nTst publication 90 tIIa
notice. 600 thU said executor 90 tIU uuUp off HIa
UuldiHT. salt late O.fy. Don iHc County 1i salt
IHtr.
uaiDl lusU.il1 i..L
WILLIAM u. UOUlN-UN.
Executor OF tho atalo I'D Josephine b .m..h.
UI.fUHUI..
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sIouKnoLpERs, MEEIlNa.

NrOliuE o. ilEtluH GIVEN THAT
y Especial meeting OF The stockhOldurs of
tue American EuHID Mining Company Will no
held o. tho olIrc uf lifawu g Henderson. sl2
-outh Main .trgUt sults Lake CITY. Utah. lu
Iucaday.thc ,tl Say Of November l'nl, at llf1
O'CLOCK 400 ot siid day. Tor thc puruoso ~
rnutymr or dIaHnI.mluP thr q tiun OF tho Hoard
OF Directors of aAlt company in ceiling AN tho
tral ,atatc ~ said corporation
By order OF Tho board Of Directors,
4, u, CMtOlLOW,
Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate court. in and Tor SAT- Lake
County. Territory o. Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate OF Matilda
Counsel, deceased

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Frederick smlthurst, administrator %.
Inc estate 81 MAZDA Council. deceased. U..
rendered for settlement, and hIc1 Boz .III
couri, bis final account ot his almiuIs.rHIHu
nf said estate and petition for final HIafIIHIt1n
OF the residue of said estate among fNr usr.Hua
ontitI .I thereto, and iaat 1uCsUgy tuu ilu
drv oil October, \ - isyi. 90 iuurIueL o. u..
% tuu court room Of said court, DO o." County
Territory, has been duly HrUuIHtpu Hr tU.
Judge III aatd court, for ODE tHtUDuUutoI rftI
account aud hearing SAIL ugUu |u I.I fIa.rIIu.
Sion at witch tmC and pace amy IUuHu Intnr.
fHteI boz HAid estate may HUH. H.UU SHOW
cause. II any there be. why sstI .r.uuHI .Uuu 10
moo De- settled aud approved UHI NHaI UIatIIHu.
ton made as prayed Tor
o. ~ MlIuY.
CiCfh % UHD Probate Court
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ta HEREBY OWEN mn TN D.
~ undersigned, administrator ~ che estate OF
'uNu smith, deceased. 90 The rfCdifHr of.
.uu 600 persons having claims against Coo .HI
deceased, Co exhibit thUm with Too necessary
NHH UnCfs. within four months HfI"r .N# nj
UuIHfstion ot This notice tl tHc H.t ..H ...
traitor. 10 Doe rgsIdcuUr lu sugar ...W.. I|H.
rIuHi. In The County of Sails ilt.. l... tHs
tory.
dated August 18th. ls.L
JAMES 70 NuIu.
AImfriftratnr Of tho estate oI John b smith.
deceased
MAUuTTT and ADAMS ATTORNEYS for OIL fHfU.
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NOrlcE 10 oReplToAs.


Do tho matter of .Hg r.a.co John itoarland
deceased.
~TuriDE ls uTU UY GIVEN UY THH
- uUIpIHI.utu .Er.UIrN uf tHr IuHt Will and
toHIHmUut ut John iiUHFlHnI deceased. Co thC
rr. uI.Hr. uf and 900 persons having rlniuH
against ihr Hl.I fUU "HHf, Co tNHINit MON with
tlU necessary vouchers within fUu months
after tND nHt publication uI tH'. notice tu mo
sald rNrUutrIH. 1t Ono uri Hu of UHHr'Ds o. Fear.
BON, Attorney 90 t1W. 900 HiJUoruics NuIldirr.
sAlt Lake City, ifHN
AutIth NJ uutGLNNp,
ENtCutfIH Of Ur Iast NII .nI ir.fauCut OF
John lIUHglIHu. deceased
tuAULLs D.. ILusus, Attorney for FNccu.
t.N
uliod NJ salt Lake Guy, Utah. october ith,
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In the District Court n and Tor tho Third
Judicial district of lthh Territory,
County Ui salt Lake
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07
NECROLOGY.

Jan. Seen. Montgomery c. Meigs OF Z. s.
engineer corps lretiredl ut Washington: aged 20.
Jan. S-Rear Admiral c. L 2. Rodgers ire
tired, ut Washington: aged -
Jan. Is-Orrin Bishop Judd. d. D., LII. D, in
Williamsburg, N. Y; aged &C.
Jan l5-Randolph Rogers, the celebrated
American sculptor, at Rome; aged c.
Jan. 2O-ChriStOpher =. Cranch, tho noted
artist aud writer. IN Cambridge, Mass.
Jan. 2s-Joseph r. Bradley, associate justice
OF u. 5. supreme court,at Washington; aged ~.
Jan 23-Ex-Gov. John Hall, OF Delaware, NJ
Fredcrika, Del.
Feb. Rear Admiral Andrew Brysen ire
tired) ut his residence in Washington: aged 20
Mar. I.Ex. Gov. W. w. Holden, ut his home
in Raleigh; n q: aged 10 - ~ r.,,.,n.
of New York, found dead by railway track near
Pleasantville. N. J.
Mar. l-Noah Porter. ex president Of Yale col
lege, at his home in New Haven, Conn; aged 81.
Mar. T-Congressman John w. Kendall, OF
Kentucky, in Washington: aged IS
Mar l7-Mux Strakosch. the famous musician,
Of Fordham, N. Y: aged 81.
Mar a0-Daniel Lothrop, well-known publish
err at his home In Boston: aged 90
Mar. 2i-Walt Whitman. the Good Gray
Poet" ut hisshome In Camden, N. j.: aged %.
Apr 1-Charles d. Drake, ex-chief justice OF
court Of claims In Washington: aged 81
Apr ii-Brig. Gen. Thomas W. Sweeney,
U. s. army tretired). at Astoria, Ore: aged az
Apr. 1T-Ex-Congressma Truman G. Merrl-
an. IN New York; aged53
Apr. l9-Brig Gen W. Burns, retired NJ
Beaufort, s. c.
MAY i5-John y. Barbour. United States SEN
at0r from Virginia. in Washington: aged q
May lo-1udge Thomas +. Davidson, ~ his
home In Charlottesville, Ind: aged By
June e-Sidncy Dillon, financier and railroad
magnate nt hts residence in New York: aged ~
June i2-Col. L. I. Polk, president OF Nation
al Farmers alliance, IN Washington. aged %
June lf-Gen. Eli 7, StaSkhouse, congress-
man from South Carolina. IN Washington
June 1e-Emmons Blaine, oldest son OF the
ex-secretary OF state, In Chicago; aged IS
July le-Cyrus W. Field. &C his home NJ Ands-
ley Park near Dobbs Ferry, y. Y. aged H..
George W. BungRy, poet Eritcr and orator, 40
bloomfield, N. J.; aged ~
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07

Nov TAT New Orleans II unions OF Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor went on strike. be-
cause employers would not agree 70 employ
union men only.
Nov. l0-Amalgnmated council surrendered
at New Orleans, having abandoned the demand
for recognition OF the union.
Nov. l3-Several persons seriously injured ut
Homestead, Pa, In fight between non-union col
ored worlgmcn and strikers.
Nov. lS-Strike NJ Homestead. so far rs Of.
fecting mechanical and laboring departments,
declared or
Nov. 20--Great strike ut Homestead, Pa, de.
clared on
Dee. s-Rock Island railway telegraphers
went on strike.
Dec. i9-All the 10000 men in Spring Hill col.
lieries in Nova Scotia struck because OF short
weights and docking
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07
BUSINESS FAILURES.

TIE MORE DISASTROUS ONES HoTED-BANKs
GENERALLY.
Jim ii-First national bank. OF Muncie. Pa.
Jan. ::'S-Flrst national bank OF Downs, Kan;
$4,000.
Jan. s5-Bank OF jefferson at shophcrdstown
Jan ao-Fall River county bank at oericls
S. d.: S0,OOO. -. Butler county bank NJ Chicora
Pa. s6LOJl
Feb a-Commcrcial loan and savings bank OF
Kenrncy. Mob. sl5OOOO
Feb. 3--Natonai bank OF Silver City. and
FEB. 4.Marcy, Gcer g. MrCann's bank ai
Ration, ~ NJ; SS0O,NO
First national bank OF Demirg. ". NJ
Feb. 6-Wes,ern Farh Mortgage Company Of
Denver; Si0N.000
Feb s. Merchants bank of MOorehcad
Feb aJ-Newmarket IN. H. savings bank
suspended: SlDi.0OO
Mar Lima (O) national bank.
Mar .i-Panesvillc (o) Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION bank.
Mar. 2l-Amcrican national bank OF Birmlng.
ham, Ala.
Apr. l5-Interstate national bank OF New
Apr; sT-commcrcial bank of ST. Paul. MINI
Sl.0W0N
May aj-Peoples bank OF Sea Isle City, n. J..
June 4-Platte Valley bank ~ Central City,
Nch
June :5-First national bank at Erie, Kan,
Ncsha county; losses. $4,000.
Sep. .-NcbraSka State bank nj Crete.
Sep. .3-Richmond (Aie.) savings bank.
Sep 24-P,oplo's bank al Hope, Ark
Oct. 1.-Two Nebraska stale banks, one ut
Ainsworth, the other IT Sprlngvlew.
Oct. .7-Hot Springs (Ark) Valley bank (pri-
yatcl: SS0.0O0
Nov 5--Continental bank al Kansas City, Mo.
Nov 3O-Stone City bank, Of Joliet, IL, and
Joliet Enterprise Co. (barb wire nanufacturers);
Sl,C0J0Jl
Dee. 6--Wholesale mercantile firm OF vii.
czinsli & Nelson NJ C.rctuvillc, Miss; $4,000.
Dec l3-Bact Hills national bank ut Rapid
City, S. d.
Dec. I5-National hank OF Newton. Kan.
Dec ls-Wholesale grocery in Brooklyn, N.
y; SiO0.0D0
Dec ?6-E s. Corser, Minneapolis, real estat &c
dealer: Sl,OC0O00
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07
A GLANCE BACKWARD.
Review OF tho Many Important
Happenings of 1892.

Eicnvy business Failures, Startling Casual
ties aud Horrible Criuies-Ind ustrial,
Political and sporting Events. Dis
astrous Fires or the Year, Etc.