The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-07

sasss ". 81 s5ssa,s E nssssn.
I,1v 1e Thomas H Carter, q Aon
elected chair man of republ naI OIL Il. sS 80
1an. sasta na2isfh 4e gbapas s9p
plSf slv Harrison nominated
nen,gs, Ghiras Jr, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, 20 pe ~. =
sociafe Justice q the United states supresm1 a
conrt The United States ana Chill ses So ~
70 % PAID Dy .nG 81 the
men - Who were killed, ana TO surviving Eena-s
hers AZ the crew that were wounded fsss
s, ss c,airman 81 de1nocratic national com
rnittce President Harrison nonl.aaHsu =
drew D. white. Of New York, as manlsse a, IS
Russia: A. l. Snowden, Of Pennsyya9nE1s,, Man.
ister 10 Spain ana Truxtan Beale. OF SslllIor-
Mo, minister to Greece. s.. =. 800. !, ],
Aug 5--United States senate ana n 1e =. ~ z
representatives passed bill approprlallDE % ii
5uJo COS for worlds fair and botn took maj %,
tournment. .,,..5 a,.o.
ed Supreme arch Of the supreme grove OF the
order of Druids 1T Paterson, y. J !. ~ 5Ss
Aug. lS-W orld's fair directory accepted ~:
Vice ni Frssit1ent the yacanoy
A,,s, 25-Knigh,s OF PythiaS ct Kansas CITY, .
Mo-, 's Elected " ". Blackwen, Of Kentucky. sn
pr Aus. s Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia
elected president , 6 5ae American bar assocaar
'o Az q: ss-soslalist labor party nationa! con-
yention at New York nominated Simon wing,
of BOSTON. for president, and Charles Fl. Match
ett of Broozlyn, tor vice presi aa, cholera
r!layue President Harrison issued q proclsLa aa
ttion prescribing 2)days' quarantine Ior yes.
60 8 bringing inlnlic.rantS from foreign portS.
Ser. s-AmaricAn Bankers. a5so S,la a.
san Francisco elected William e. Rhawn' OF
Il1iladephia, as president +.,- o,sorvo,orv
California, discovered a 9th sate1lte 10 JnLlsee1.
Sep 15--Thomas DonncNy: OF Penns ylvaIIia:
selected grand prophet q the grea. 90 unen ca
Vermont elections gave Fuller trcp2 r Ina
jority Of 1904 votes Tor governor - -
ted Of Toledo, o. eectsa pres! r m o, 1T
Sep 15"R S Osborn OF New York, elected s,
rear admiral OF Naional As5oe n 1,r ~ re
elected president of National League OF Repup-
lican clubs, at Buffalo. .,,a
Army place, a5tf encaraprnent Of g. A. + form
ally opened at Washington. Vice Preslden1
Morton giving the welcome ihe ooth ann 9.dd
communication Of Independent oroeF "a YAK
Fellows, at Portland, Ore.
Sep 22-Vc-oria Woodruff Martin, OF new
York and London for presioent, anu Mars rn1;,
mated by woman suNragistS at Wasnlhg tou go.
Gen. S S Yoder reelected commander IN chle1
ington -. G. A. r. elected Capt. A. G: Weissera
of Wisconsin, commander i1 chief; Comraue J
f. H. Naracld, Of San Francisco, senior wee
commander in chief, and Peter - AYERS Oh :
IIa1aware Junior vice commander in chief: !
Oct G-Nalional Real Estate congress in SEES
sion at Buffalo, elected ". B. Cutter, OF buHalos
'o o., =. isNW H. Tucker. OF indianapolis, elec-l
ted commander in chief of Union veteran
Legion at n SaRu1 Mi shi law Known
the Miner law, upheld by United States supreme
court ~,..ooa~
Dedicated by Vice President Morton. i
Nov Miss Frances E. Willard, OF Chicago, ,
reeiectad president Of Woa&ps CHRISTIAN I
Temperance union, at Denver
Nov. S-Groyer Cleveland elae:ad presloeht on :
the United States. ~
Nov: 15--Naticnal Far1nnl.: alliance Ia
Nov. 17--.!-lia Ward Howe ected pres1uent
Of tire Association for the ,Adyancement OF .
II e Of Par
tisan w. C. r.. T., in session as Cleveland, y
nov. 1SAt Meznnhis, Tenn, Farmers n All
ance and Ind astral Union elected T. D. Loucks, &
of North Dakota. as president.
Nov. lo-'.T Industrial Legion Of the United
satcs orgnizep at ep rsn Lem ~ Grand mar
ter workman OF Knights Of Lapor LII annual
session at ST Louis. 4
Nov. 22-Twelfth annual meeting Of National
Farmers congress at LINCOLN, Neb
Dec 5-Second session Of Elf iy-second con-
gress convened at Washington
Dec. 7-Ex-P President Hayes Of Ohio elected
president Of the National Prison association OF ,
the United States, in annual session at Baltt.
more
Dec 8-Treaty with Chill ratified by United
States senate. 4
DEG 1s-Presiaent Harrison nominated "a. Per =;
son chaney ~, Of New 4i mr. Ter a uni aa
Federation of Labor in twelfth annual session
at phadelphia Prot Henry S ii, t OF
Cincinnati presbytery of teaching heresy.
Dec. 2o-Moncy received from Chill in settle
ment OF Baltimore affair at Valparaiso s
SPORTING. I
Jan. 2-Eager broke the worlds skating
record, going three miles, at Homar, Norway,
minutes 80 seconds.
Jan. Elm billiard match IN New York bo-
tween Jacob Shaefer and George Slosson for
81 200 aud balk-line Championship, former won
on score OF 800 to 592.
Mar l3-Six-day bicycle race in New York
Mar: 2s-John j. Engeldrum broke worlds
cago, time being hours 80 minutes, 4
May 22-Bieycle riders carry message from
Chicago to New York, making 975 miles in
d1 NV e hogfs and afQ IS New York
from New York to Liverpool in days and -
minutes
June 1o-Cornen freshmen crew defeated
Columb ia freshmen by lengths i
July 1-Yae beat Harvard in 4-mile boat race
at New London, Conn.
team record at Kirkwood, Del; mile in 2:12. ...s
Hanlan beat Hosmer by 10 feet in 3nlile race
three turns-on Connecticut river at Hartford;
July 9-F. E. Spooner, OF Chicago, broke
worlds or bicycle record by riding 375 mil es and
July 1s-First baseball championship season
OF the National League ended with the Bostons
the champions
worlds record in free-for all trot; time for three
heats being 2134 2:1514 2:15al
July 27-Steamer City Of Paris beat the rec
ora tor western IS trip across Atlantic at days.
Aug. 17-Nancy Hanks, trotting mare, broke
trotting record at Chicago. making mile IN 2:07A.
1r1.