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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
CANADIAN PAclyIc's nyG crr ~ RATES

San Francisco, July Q The Canadian r. cifc has
started war which will probably dcm1gaiIlc trans
continental rates for long tine 10 come Tee Great
Northern some time attempted to Stat the Cana
dian Pacific out Of ST. Paul by closing II Inc against
the Canadian road. II stirred up a great deal Of
trouble for Itself. is shown by the following first
class rates, quoted yesterday by the Canadian Pacific
ana going into effect to-day: san Francisco TO New
York and Philadelphia. So go; 10 Boston, Concord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Long Branch y. j.. July 2.-Whlc Andrew I.
Gi!s about to 20 bathing to-da' at North Long
Branch he the body Of one Of tie two men who
were drowned OFF the wrecked schooner Thomas W.
Havens. that went ashore here a,t Monday The body
that OF the young Engl,hman. the steward who,a
name Is unknown either TO the captain or crew
Coroner Nandyke gave permit for the burial OF the
body. Ii Will be- buried here unless soon Caimcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Eiiwood. Ind, July 2-Ihr American Tin plat"
Factory closed down AT midnight last night for In
dchnlt" time. because the Amalgamaed Association.
in making its scale for the ensuing year demanded
that IN" tinplatc company sign IT, which the company
refused Ia do. The factory has suspended operations
pending the adiusim.nt Of the diihcrl'y. Tie en-
larg'mcnt Ol The factory will 60 on la tr mean tin"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
4 LABOR LEADER DIES FROM ST NSTROKE.

indianapolis. July = tspcciai.A fatal case Of sun
stroke occurred here tpday at FairNicw Park CAhlrs
.. Patterson printer. suddenly fell dead ~ he was
Pa,hing some little girls In swing. The mercury
Nas above 80 In tl" shade. Patterson we'll
known Young labor leader. and was the clnii man ol
the lc1l"s pIitN's county committee li,i iaI ana
caNdIddtr lJr the Legislature. several other paiIi
IONS not Of 4 SToIs nature. occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
ICEBERGs REPORTED II INCOMING STEAMERS

Tie summer stock OF icebcrSs Is marked down
for lOw laiiIdcS. incoming steamers travelling
over the lanes report large Quantities oi Zee
IN mdoccan, and Is likely that new invoices
OF bergs viii be noted and checked OF by the Dig
liners. The steamer Circassa, which arrived mere
yesterday from Glasgow. reported that on June 90
I'm latitude a. 30 and longitude AID, shc sgh''d
"A large iceb, re. and that few hours laor on the
same cay she passed eight towering Ice castles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
BIDDERS FOR THE CHEROKEE BoyDs.

Fort Gibson. !. T., July 1.-The Chrr'h"" COM
nilsson charged with the dsp ,sal of the thrE)t''
strip bonds accompanied by Chief Harris, lcli mere
FOR Washington yesterday. chief IIaIrl, said that
they had received bid from persons In fhlcag" rep
IcSchting syndicate In London and thnt TIE heso'
tiaionn had proceeded smoothly and that al tlit
was required The Endorsement by The synhica'r VI
what their agents had done. The commission mas
gone 10 NashlnKOn 10 close the deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
NEWYORK MONDAY, Is02-TWEINE PAGES.

r'cn'ur1. Mass, and Springfield, Mass. s54 co ::
toronto D"r" and all points on the direct line 10
rm Wrto,l, 9li 30. Bunalo, SO So: Chicago. 81 go
A,N'' LIS ana fi1 10 s"con, class ~ po, tr.t-
eiaSI 30 ana second clas, S,.. Th,sr rate, nCudc
NV "s rs , a,u brrth from ,an Francisco TO Victoria b. g.
rail from Vancouver. UP "'i"7 Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Tie steamer Dcliwarr vhich l.nveC hcf' yeS'er-
day on her maiden voyage. las proudly broken 'ne
maiden record as an iceberg observer on June
-. from laritusc A., longitude 4@l9 unul she
reached latituie tG.53 and longitu:e 12.l4, The
Delaware sighted Gsatcen icebcrsB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
MRS GRANT 70 BE THE GUEST or MRS. DAVIS

Cranstons, y. Y, JVly (speciall.-Mr,. jefferson
Bavi, and her daughter will leave Cransoll, 10 nor
row morning for Nara ganse Pier Mr.. Grant Will
spend - few week, al Narr1gansctt the que. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Mr.. GLADSTONE SPRATNS IN iNhLE.

THE AGED STATESMAN SLIPS %D FALLS
WHILE GOING DOWNsTAIRS-HIS
INJURY NOT SEVERE.
London, July Mr.. Glads' one slipped ana fel
this morning while descending staircase IN the
Petersham residence Of the Earl Of Dystrt, whom he
IS visiting. Peyond ,prsining one Of his ankles ne
was not seriously hurt The injury is not severe,
and 1t is expected that Mr. Gafsion will return to
London tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Los, py THE PATERSON FIRE Aporr 10000.

Tin. fire which broAr cut about midni -ht saturday
night In The mills OF the Johnson Extract Wool
Company at Paterson, y. J.. caused l",, Of about
$4,000 The mlll old structure aud every
crevicc and corner filed with dust. resulting
from years Of work -hoddy. Ir- dust burned
like tudcr once started. lac nremcn nad nari.
hot fight but prevented the names from spreading
10 the many mills near by. several Tune II
looked though The whole district would 20. but
iAo hrcmcn beat back tn" flames. % rapidly did
the hIc burn that hour after II wa, discovered
it WI, practically out. ana IN" binding had been
destroyed. The los 10 tie johnson Company 4,
about rIJoOO. TM-. II j, thought. /, iIlly GOV
cr'd by Insurance. Ia the same bui!ding with the
Joln-on Company was lHlI> silk lraiI factory.
Tn, va, Il small affair and Will add about sJ.,rJ
10 the total los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
whnr IT was lno ,n in mis- ely hat Mr. Bar mo e.

] % W
health had not been the best for several years. her
death was entirely unlocked for. She Of the
famous Drew family, which has been such
mcnt 10 the American stage. MIR. John Drrw, who
,till delights audiences, h. her mother, and John
Drew, formerly Of the Daily company, and
star. Is hrr brother. she married 10 Mauric"
Barry more in 1876. He had then not been In hi,
,GIntrl long. lie is graduate Of Cambridge Iniycr
ity. and known ih"r" an extremely
clever boxer, having Of the Marquis Of
c'noDrirs' cups. IIc has maintained that r"pu
taiion here. His first engagement In III, county
WIS In the FIfh Avenue Theatre. Mis- GcOigi"
Drew was member Of the company at the time.
In l0''-'1- Ar. Buly lymOrr supported Mi, Fanny
Davenport, at the Arch street Theatre IN Philadelphia
II" next appeared in Di diplomacy" Now he j. In
\. NJ Palmcrs company. II" has done sOmc dramatic
writing.
MI. Groreic Drew Barry more Is exceedingly we'll
known 10 ihratrcgOers all over The country, having
appeared In many plays. She played III lhc
cnaiOr" In ita lOEg al the star Theatre, and has
since appeared In other comedies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
MRS GhORGIE DREU BARRYMORE DEAD


san Francisco. july (N:c-iall.-A SInia Barbara
dis ispach sny~ Mr.. Gc,rg.r Ore" Barry died
there at noon Of Lrmorrin-c of the lung. she had
been at santa Barbara three wcck, and WIS thought
To be improving Her daughter Ethel WAS with her.
NJ. Barrymore irsi showed signs Of failing health in
~an Francisco Ia. TAIL when she forced 10 give
up hcf engagement, owing 70 ncrv"u, pro-traton.
he ilutrd at r'h'ar-aI and be- Physicians G"ca red
il would be- dang non, for her t. attempt 10 act soon
after that she went East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
THE STRICKEN SHIP HEADED FOR L\ND.
STAFF Commander Hawkins Smith. Of the Vic

'oria, makes this report.
The captain lett M" top of the charthouse I'M
n,diafolv after the collision. by the commanderS
orders, 20 look after the wa'"r-iieh doors The snip
va, headed I'm for land. 10 get into Nhoal wafer AT
- .p,.d of seven knots. o. tlirty-eght revolutions,
fh. helm being hard siai5oard. on my giving the
order 10 right the helm the wheel could not he
moved She gradually fiod by the bow AMI listed
over to s'arbrlrd III" commander AMI myself were
"a iop II the chartlouoe al the last and were washed
oir hy the water coming up there. was taken down.
thuI ly tile small m.ei~ and was >ut N,d In H,
the min settled under. When | came mp | fvund
,ln,, bv .on, lio,. oars. with which supported
my,rlf until / va, pi kcd up by the Dreainough :,
whalnr My watch stopped ~ 3ii 80 o'clock, TINS
being the time which the ship sank. After hni,
INK myself IN the water never saw the ADMIRAL
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FOR MONETARY RELIEF.
JOHN B. HENDERSONS PLAN
OUTLINED BY THE EX-SENATOR AT THE
SUGGESTION OF SECRETARY CARLISLE.
DOES THE ADMINISTRATION FAVOR ITt

DRASTIC REMEDIES PROPosED-THE SALE on
OF s9O0,ooo0o0 GOLD BONDS THE
ESSENTIAL FEATUREs-ALL OUT.
STANDING NOTES SHOULD BE
REDEEMED AND CANCELLED
HISTORY OF THE COUN.
TRY'S FINANCIAL
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

ANTE auf gr1u4en gu folsenben Spez
aialt@orndbmen beorb'rt, ndmli4 our
9ilfe Der Gommifton, tpet9e bic
@renae 3piI@en Penmiplpanien uno
D:1aapare feitfte1en ion, our Mappiz
runs ber Muiternz8eete BON 8irsinien,
GUT 9iilfe Der Snseniere fir Drainiz
runs unb @rabiruns Der Strab'n BON
Gan Gruncisco, unb ferner gu Ser
mefun9en, bic cine StaatstommiHion
BON Wdi9inston i'm puset Sunb porz
nimmt.
Der Beridt mi1bsrbolt ben @orz
ihlag aur @infiibruns bes metrif4er
SYitems fir Mab unb @epi4t i'm
3ollbienft, unb buB bafetbe am 1. Qu:
quit 1895 einsefiihrt tperoe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Die 9prad)e Der MenfGlt@fett.
Wnri5. 1S. Mobeml

@or benz @&mursert@t ftanb gez
itern @u1anne Gleti@marn, cine tleiz
ne, leioenbe Mrbeitertn, bon Der bic
Mntlage er3G6lte, bab iie am Mbeno
beg "a. SUM- einen Sslbitmoroberiu@
urb M~properiua am eigenen Rinbe be-
gangen babe. Gu ionne antportete
auf ale Tragen unter S]6rdnen unb
@4tu1aen. @eit a4t Sabren bat iie
NIT benz SN@lergebiilfen @rneIte Mlz
bertini 3uIummen9epobnt unb bas
@erbdltnib mar ein fe6r glidlides.
Mlbertini, Elm ausge3ei@neter Mrbetter,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
&INen.0 ermeWun8.

Ser Sabresberi9t bon profeKor
Msnbenban, gbef ber @iitenbermeiz
fung, apelter benz Gonsreb porltegt,
1T Elm u~tmfaFenbes Mert. sSn ieinem
eri,n She'll gtbt er cine @el4ihte Der
Wtrmei lungs lrbeiten int 2anb NIT
Sluitrationen bon Mnbeginn Der ielben
bis gum beutisen Datum. Sn 6:r
3~tpeiten Mbtbeilung perben Sabellen
etc. gegeb:n, bic fir bic Mebtunit t,
@@iFfd6rt u. I. N. be~Ionoeren Mertb
baben.
Elm Ginan3zsSabr 1892-1893 maz
rem an rs TeD6<Meb1purt:ien tbdtig
on ben atlantif9en unb @olfz&uiten
bon IA @taaten unb tnnerba1 berielz
ben, fern:r in 3tpei Staaten am paciz
fc unb I'M Mlasfa 1errttorium, uno in
8 Staaten unb 2 9erritorien i'm Sn=
nern-d11o in "a Staten unb 3 Ser
ritorien.
Dte Mrbeitsn CUR @ren5<8etimz
mung 3tpii4en ben norbpe1 tlthen
@taater unb Ganaba iinb inn bo1en
Sang unb tperben balb pol1enbet 1ein.
Sm 3afen bon 8oiton, am @onnectiz
cut Tlub unb amt 9ubion TluB iinb
bic @ermeKun9en tii4tig fortgei&ritz
ten. Dis ber @ren3linie 3tpii4en Ga
~lifornien unb Nepaba bonn 9aboe Gee
Big gum Colorado Tlub iinb begonnen
tporben.
Cine Mn3abl Wnseitellter BEG @erz
meHun9s > Mmtes tpurben na4 benz
fib0itliden Mlasta geenOet, UNI bort
NIT 8eamt:n Gandbas gemein1haftli4
bic @nn3linie 3mil@en Mlusta uno
@ritiib@@0 lumbia gu beitimmen.
@s tputben ferner @eumei1un9s4@sz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
- Das Mmtsgeri4t gu Wd4tersz

4 49, Das Mmtsgeri4t gu Wd@tersz
ba@ Megierungsbe3irt &aKsO Fat
iiber bas 0erm0gen beg prin3en Mfaz
rimilian 3u Dienburg @aoingenz
@G9tersba@ ben Ronturs er0fntt.
Der prin3 l6att: Dor eintgen Sabre11
in Miinden untieaiames Muheben erz
rest, tpar audi init benz Strafgeri4t
bort in @eribrllns getommen unb
4purbs bann auf @eranlaf Jung 1eines
@ateps, BEG Giriten Terbinano Ma=
rimiltan, tpegen @er1Apenoung entz
miinbist. |@r lift Gin @ntel bes leBtsn
aurTuniten bon @eKen, Don 'befen
Ma@tommen i@on man4e in ,riht nore
t9etlbafter Meiie bon iad reben gen1a~
baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

Vnttdul1un9 ldH91l Oer9e1en UNI taHz
gen in tinbli4er Greube UNI ben Wetbz
na@tsbaum. obne fi9 i'm @ntfernteiten
BARN au tiimmern, Oh bas @brtittinbz
den, bas tbntn ar bic 5d0nen Satsn
sebra4t, 9oien uber @Dde trug. Sa,
FIRE egot{tiI4e Gre1tbe gebt foueit, bab
iie nidt mail Der Gradbluns bes @az
tiers laui@en, ber ibnen ben uriprun9
tbes Meibna4tsfeIte iiber ben ct in
einem 8u4e gelei en-, .lar gu MAIDEN
fudt. @ater Meiner ut Elm beleiener
Mann unb lGBt germ feline Meisbeit
leud3ten; bic alten Deutl4en baben
itets elm Sd onberes Snterei1e fir i'm
gebabt unb tommen linn mie cine Dirt
l1r@&olssen Dor, neil liz INNER no4
uGinsv tranten, tpie elm M9ttger
8rautne4t, Der CT ielber 1T. Dap lie
aber bas Me@na4tsfe1t f9on gefeiert,
nod ebe Gbriitus iiberbaupt geboren.
bas }deint linn Elm 8epeis bafur, baB
iie gar ni4t 10 untultipirt tparen, mte
Tie in Der r9ermannsi@la&t" eui@eiz
men; bas 1dtten ibnen ni4t 'mal bic
Ibergefdeuten @0mer na4mahen tDn=
men. Das Bud, aus benz Meiner 10
bel proftirt, bat linn Der bur4gefal=
lene vDottor" seborst. Dteiem umz
itantbe bantt berlelbe audi ben moblz
tpollenbe @mpfan9, ben ct ioeben Bel
oer Tamilie 9efunben, obtpobl ct Bel
6rau Meiner nod ettpas uuf benz
Rerbbola bot. Der Dottor trGst ben
Rod Bis an ben 9als 3ugetnDpft, ben
Rragen aufgal4la9en unb tpeigert ii4
nti@tsben, yii9's bequem gu maten,"
oblpobl cine fur@tbare 9ibe in benz
3immer berri@t.
vWas Der iunge 9err polte?"
Sin 6emb borgen!"
Metner i9ittelte bn &ppf, aber er
fat felbit 'mal I&.e@te 3eiten mttgez
ma@t unb it serne bereit, gu belfen.
Das 6emb beS 8raugeBilfen tpur in
Der Sbat Elm &leinob, pie bas "9emb
bes @liidlifen" in Der GGbe1. NiAt
@inem, nein, Dreien, bic am ieQben
@benb matchmaker bel @4neioers
ugCidlite @atbna4ten" miini4en.
bringt es Greube unb @el4ente.
Mber uub i'm bierten Stodnerf lit
bas @brl{pttnb einsetebrt: Meiner's
3millin9e piirben es fretlt4 taum ptez
berertannt baben in biefer erni ten BIZ
iteren @eitalt, nit Der Sen1 e unb ber
@anbu9r. @s bat Der &ranten Triez
be ,lnb Grs0iuns sebru9t! 9ie @@pez
tern freilib tpeinen belize 9branen,
bic. ibre Mrgen berl@leiern unb lie biz
{9Sne, bel 1ere, ior9enf retere 3utunft.
bic Der Sob Der Scranton ibnen 9eoH=
net, ntbt idben la0en.
Geierli@ @tile bertlHt Limits Be
Smmertnapp's. @ei ibnen CAB es tpe:
Ser einen 0thterbaumL n0A @etb=
na&tsbraten, nod @el4ente, un6 bod
bats @9rjttinbf en audi bier 8eiuf
gema4t. Ro@ bampft bic 8utple aul
Dem Slide, unb liebeboq o%ereint, 1anf1
f9nar4enb, fibt bas pGrden auf benz
Spfa! r@ierbGnbtg" cog bel Smmer=
tnapp's bas Gbrtttinb Elm, nit Mlem'
mas ben MFen ausma4t, uno grau.
pergniigli4 f@nurrenb l4lei4t i4or
elm &ater auf Dem Da4 berllm.
@Gng1t f9on lit Mitterna4t boriibe'
unb aus benz na4barliden air4en ct:
t1nt bet @lodenruf our GbrtH! ne
Irau 0'Tonnor hts, bic bieI lem folgt
Sem beiligen Gbriit ben Surtep ab3u:
bitten, BET 14on ben @eg allen Sci:
fdes %gegangen!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

- Der Observation-Disclosures General
@omIul $. Subion Barclay 1T an
8orb bes 8unbesbump fers ~8enni1g<
ton" III Sanger angetommen uno NIT
ben iibli&:n Teierlt4teiten empfangen
tpprben.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05
YOU NEED NOT FEAR
that people viii know your hair Il dyed IL
you use that perfect Initiation OF nature.
TUFTS Hair DYE
II imparts a glossy color and fresl, life 70 tho


Eue on reeo-I v-asI-SpoIE-s75 --~-T 49,
5 Gays II hears. - r18ncs.S
0cs- sA-SOStO1 c1Se1aif csl-s secured na1isal-
a. Championship - contest vita C.ayliS.sL eiC1
al Boston.
Nov. s-Helen N.chS.s lowered worla's s.ysar-
old rrnaiEs reaOrG ~ Columbus GA. s,i}as
mile IN k4itA
Nov. SOC NASHVILLE freU1 tack. pisscs
lowered his pee ~ record 1rou I-Hss % 2,s5t.
Nov. s-StsBassGl erose Wogl6 . sra lsoc res
orc u stockton, Gal. T-aly'nS rnile in ssh
Nov. l1-tNrer1lal RTNss>c World saali.oR Nc
s:SA.
Nev. Son Slte-Shaps5 trssS ~ Ssoosfnn.
L.. stan BAL Iysiet stallion yc,S-,. ~ 1sss7sZ.
New. 2s--E}oOeyf C<raGtrs ar-af.sur I5c-as Z
O. bS1veF, Col, R-14s USyil traSS and road
recurt foT eve raEes- IsEle i2-C-
Dec -s--in SIX c2Tz, Esl-sS- -, n-riclsc Walt-,1F
ecatest IL -. t.oGSs Sleocs Ncu 5s.sa 50 rAes-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05
Not Up TO the standard

NO, miss" said the school trustee Of
District 10. Cornstal< township, shRls-
ing his head slowly, Il don't think
you're quite the person we want for
teacher IN our school"
"May I ask in what particular fail
to meet your requirementsr' inquired
the young woman. timidly.
I've been listening 70 your talk. re-
joined the official. reluctantly. yet FIRM
", land If I mast tell you the truth
you don't seem 10 have no idea of gram
mar. "-Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05

FTeBclsco ana numerous p0TffrS n CaIrCrrra
Nov. l1-Vlllasge OF Rel Bud. in Randolph
county, H., almost completely destroyed MANY
persons being injured, and 50 houses blown
down. :. Village of Washington totally de-
stroyed by cyclone. -. Cyclone struck Harrison.
Ark, bringing destruction
NOV. Is-Sreat damage 20 property az ST
Mary's, o., by Eindst6rm
Nov z5-TherEornefcr - degrees below zero
II parts of Minnesota and South Dakota
Nov Z7-Whirlwind swept over California,
destroyed dozen vessels in hzrbor a. San
Francisco and orchards in the interior Of the
state; Ioss over 500 COO
Nov S3-MeteOric stone weighing 10 toRs tsQ
near Newcastle, Col
Dec. s-I3arIrq uake shock felt 81 Chattauoo-
ga, Tenn
Dee. 5-Tsrnado near Atlanta, Tex, swept
away houses and outbuil6icgs in its path
Dec Terrific blizzard stopped railway traf
&c in hElsas and froze hundreds OF cattle
Dec. i3-DestrUctive cyclone PASSED miles
above Summit Miss.
Dee. 22-Earthquake shock felt st Seymour
Ind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05
sPnnTING.


! Jan 7-Hager broke the worlds skatini
! record going three mics, 81 H0msr. Norway.
In UinuSs 43 seconds. also the nils record At
Jaa 2Z-In billiard mach IN New York De
tvesn Jaeoo Sa-sfsr and George SlsSsoH foi
/ ti.|os ard baik-lio~ cham piocsRip former uoE
| on score OF 60 20 81
Mar Is-Six-day bicTcle rae. IN New Yen
Won ~ Ashl01or a. i9s1 niles : laps
Mar. @-John J. Engeldrum broks worlds
E@-ulle go-as you-p please running REGARD II CAR
cAtio, tine being hours. - minutes.
~. l2-LeagUs baseball season opensd
May E-B1cyeIa riders carry message from
Chicago 20 New York, making siS H44es IA
days Is hours AID minutes
Nay 3-Stesnship City % New York vent
from SeE YORK 10 LveT1oo! IN Ssys and u
Juze Io-Coruea freshmen srsv esfeases
ColUnlb - freshmen by lergths.
July l-Yaie beat Harvard ia 4Dils boat rsss
81 New Louion, Coan
july 4-BeLs H.aaIin ara q! ODE hreks do1els
team recon- a. Kirk Eooi Del nile IL = 80.
HsnIza beat HosDsr bv 10 feet ia SmiAe rso>-
tarse iurns-oa Connections rlEsF 81 HzTtford.
July 9-F z SDoouer, Of Chicago, brofs
worlds bicycle record ~ rialEg S7S FL ss ara
l. 50 gar Is n - cpE-E
Jsiy l3-Flr.t ssEeysIl thaEpieuss!p sea.es
Of tie Nz.zonsl isAsze eESeo x3in s1s BeatoaS
tie ham 5s5us
jug si-Ai Detrsst horse named Jack brsbs
worlds record u Gree-foE al frot. Es1e Ter tETue
hsats b~iny2.f351 2i5is. z lS4
July &-s'Fsuc.T city Of P@-ir keaf re REQ
or TO- western Up across hta~Ets stE a. N
Ag- i7-NaucT Hanks. tys.stnz mare. broke
t-sttnS record a. Chicago making Il y "a s73l
Az Is-Fas;sst harness record " tss woz.z
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A Sure Cure.

A famous French doctor and profess
sor of medicine contended that every
disease was due 70 a process Of inhsm-
nation On d1ssecting one Of his pa
tients. not n trace OF Inflammation
could be found re explained the cir
cumstanees 20 his pupils as follows,
Gentlemen. you see that our mode Of
treatment was thoroughly effective
The patient is dead, bat he died cured -
-Demorest's Magazine
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uustNEsS FAILURES,

HHB MORE DISASTROUS ONES NOT Ep-2kNKS
CENTRALLY.
jan Ii--First national bank Of NJ, lncte, pa.
Jan s3-FirsS national bank OF Downs, Fan
100000.
Jan 25-Bsnk Of Jefferson at shep-herdstown,
Jan. ee-Fau.River county bank at ocfricks,
s. D.; $50 900. Butler county bank at Cnicora
Jan. So~Washineton Manufacturing Company
Rt Camden. N j.; $50 eoI ,,.
Feb. S-Copnnercial loan and savings D ark az
Kesrney. Ncb.; $4,000
FEB. &National bank Of Silver C!i:y, and
Feb. 4-Maroy, Geer & MoCann's Raak at
First national bank of Dernins N NJ.
Feb. 6-western Fsrad Mortgage Com pany at
Denver; 61.o10,0o0
Feb. g. Merchants bank of Moorehead,
MINI: SlTs,oo0.
Feb se-Nownarises On. H. savings bank
s,lspended $40, 600
Mar. Lima 20 national bank
Mar 21-Paiuesvtlle (O) Savings sndLosn As
socistion bank.
Mar. 24-Ameyioan national bank OF Birming-
Mar a5-Americsn Bobbin, Spool :. Shuttle
Company at WOopsochet T. J.; 100000
Apr. l5-Interstete national bank OF New
Apr. 27-Commercial bank Of St PaVl, MINI;
XsT 25-Peop.e's bank of Sea Isle City, N. J.
June 4-Platte Valley bank at Central City,
f;eb.
Eesha county; losses. $50, O0J.
Sep 2-Nebraslta STATE bank. at CretA
Sep. 23-Rich-noDd (he) savings b3.1k.
Sep 2s-Peeplc's bank 2t Hope, Ark
Oct 1.-Two Nebraska state banlB, one at
AnFToyth, the other at SprIngvleE.
Oct. &c. BurkhGlteT & Co, Wholesale gro
GERS In New York city; $4,000
Oct. 27-Hot Springs (Ark) Valley bank Cpri-
vate): $50 600
Nov S-Contine9tzl bank at Kansas City, No
Nov S5-Stone City bank, of joliet, Ill, and
Joliet Enterprise Co. (oarb wire ElaAufacturers);
q COO, 800
Dec. G-Wholesalo mercantile firm OF VIII
sziasld & Nelson a GreenviLe Miss; 100000
Dec l9-Bleck Hills national bank at Rapid
City. S. D.
Dec I5-Nstenal bank OF Newton Ken
Dec 18--Whoiesale grocery in brooklyn, n.
y 900. 011
Dec. 26-E. S. Corser, minneapolis real estate
dealer: s. 100000
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Az s.osas %
SMlgtll |; |; e aE1>IG
A GLANCE BACKWARD.
Review Of the Many Important
Happenings Of 1892.

kKeS~y Business Failures, Start t2ng Casual
ties and Horrible Crimes-I udustrial,
Political and Sporting Ever is. Biz
astrous Fires OF the Year, Etc.
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CNee SD yards or sIosiry ase tE
tr cen IoueisB ave. ans 84rst st. -
Isnarh yaros ~ Esea 1tsys Hafa
bona Ci'F. - Hen4 sac SIsnrs. OA8a
hSz sfFaeefry.
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rHB MORE DISASTROUS ONES NOT Ep-RkNKs
GENERALLY.