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thinned considerably today, and is now
composed wholly Of bona fide home
seekers. The Rock leland to1k 5000
people into Caldwell To-Day aud many
more are coming tomorrow.
The Youug Peoples Society OF
Chrislian Eudeav1r has un ieftallen
TO relieve the suffering causei 10y u
lack VI water. The Luavcnwofth
society has pledged money 90 pay the
expenses NJ hauling water from Ar.
kaneas City 10 the booths, aui three
water oafts were put into service 10.
day.
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OMAHA, Sept. l3.--GrAnd Chief Ar
thur Of the EngineerH' brotherhood,
talked over the CAtskill branch Gaze
with President CLARK Of the Union
Pacific today. After being put In
possession Of all OF the facts, Arthur
sided with the company. He de-
clafsd that no engineer would be up
held In drinking while on duty. This
settles tho whole affair.
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The Oh Companies WIN New Act In
dependenttS.

NEW YoRK, Sept. l8.-At a meet
ing Of the trust certificate holders to-
day tho great Standard OIL trust was
formally dissolved. Hereafter, II f.
said, the companies that were In the
trust will act Independently. No a..
suTance Ia given, however, that there
will be any competition. The reason
given for the change IL the popular
prejudice hgAinft the trusl. This
action, which was not quite completed
at tOdAy's meeting, was decided on In
March, 1899, when committee was
appointed 10 wind up the Affairs OF the
trust.
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wAsnlaaroN, Sept. 1s.-Secreiaty
Carlisle haa appointed Walter P.stfad'
ley OF Cslifornia conmlesilnef OF im'
migration Vt San Ffaucisco, Vice Hobi'
&. McPhurson, whose Resignation has
been requested.
The aeuale made the following con-
fifniailons today; Bert Gardner OF To-
lido, agent for the Sieiz ludlans Of
Oregon; Albert =. Willis Of Kentucky
minister 10 the Hawaiian islands.
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A HrEAMER LOST.
Tho AIvo with crew OF siSty.fivc
anu sine Passengers

NEW YORIl, Sept. lathe consigu.
rfs OF the steamship Alvo, which has
been long overdue at Hayden porte,
tVlegraphed this port today that they
had given her up. Besides tho crew
OF sixiy-five men, the Alvo carried
nine passengers, nll people Of promi.
nrnce in Central America aud the
West indies, az follows General
Pedro Pillar, Ninoente Latawue, a.
GRttl, Henry Hurlubisg, w. l.. Mug
riuge, j. Francis RlDon, Fireman
Reyes, J. Hurlubisc, a. d. Caen. The
Aivo was commanded by Captain
David Williams OF Arkansas CITY,
Kansas.
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nnrcI,nNnInuI-roLLAnp
The colonel Decides on Line Of
Defense.

Defeusr.
LFxfSarOs, Ky, Sept. l3.--lt IA
now haid by pofsons In position to
know something OF the Intentions oil
Colonel w. q. T.. breckenridge, that Va
his cross.petitiou Ina the nov famous
Bfeckinridgt Pollard seduction and
breach Of promise suit he will deny
that Niles Pollard eau lay her downfall
NJ his door, ami that he l. lat no way
responsible for her undesirable career
that he had nothing 10 do with her un'
tll he knew that her character was not
good.
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KANSAS CITY, NO., Sept. lS.-This
WAS tue warmeSt day Of the year. At
D this afternoon the Thermometer atthe
weather office registered 1902. A hot
wind blew In Kansas Gll day, and II Il
feared corn and other vegetation was
further materially damaged.
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a Now rnrtngn rrnsL

TRENTON, y. j., Sept. ia new
cotdago trust has been formed under
the corporation name Of the H..
Waterbury Company, and inc0rporat'
ed under the l,ws of New Jersey, ana
II began Its cofporated existence today.
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MONTREAL, Sept. lathe celebral.
ed Campbell heresy case was finished
this afternoon, aud Professor Campbell
has been found guilty OF tue charges.
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StTtAM LAUNDRY Plant. ONE ~
- tue best aud most complcte ln this city Tor
ou most favorable tcrms W. H. Wallace.
care nuwuudeya
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day the bill was referred by the foreign
affairs committee to a subcommittee
that will meet tomorrow night.
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"Ths ur, " 'cssio-.n q N universal and
o. merits 90 we'll known that IL seems a work
o. upcrrroration 90 cadouo g. lew are tho
Intelligent families who DO not keep CastoHa
wlgl4in cay raach.'
CuIas MAHrys, D, D.,
Sow York city,
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AT 3ACRIICE-A @, HOuN IuK-
~ nishod house, centrally luclttd, clrrriGE
tioJ per mouth. iOOr health cause o. teluns
out. vs., J, Hogan. 40 iohtunCU ulock.
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NITANTED LADY HAT TRIMMER. &
w waist makers, shirt makers. girla TO
Work IN boot aud shoe house several Naius
able openings for Young ladica. Lady can
MASTERS rmulnyod at The ladies' Exchange, l-'
casl mt south street. ". ALLEN sliEr.
Aliu, Manager,
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ITONsE. HARNESS AND NUGGY, go.
IL Vs. =. noFan. 40 Postofnco nlols.
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NNANrEpi GIRL fOR LAUNDRY WORK
w Two MniHi tuukcrs three good ritY
salttlndt. q. Salt lake Exchange burehu, ladira,
suctt.
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4 HAVE FouR NCE PIECEs OF
Il property that Will be sold AZ a szCrhco
itwill Iay You 10 see these before buying, W.
y. Began, 80 PoatOnce block.
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NTiik Enifrr DRIVER. SINGLE
AVA route. wages ana board. nusincaf IX.
change, lsit Iust. first south.
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INffE SERVICE RENDERED EMPLOY.
II cts when seeking snioHladioa, touyists.
clerks. Don't FORGET TIE business Mcu'a head
nnnrLnl.. ~. 4 ~ .mmln.
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GtLNkRW DRESS GOODS AND
- general house good' salesman. ~. >.
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SmrTLASD PONIES ron SALE anAlS
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for infants and Children.

"CAstoria Il 10 we'll adapted 20 chi.ircnfh
trscommrnd it al sIpsT'nr % any prcarrptiyn
known 90 nae" ~ s. AururG, 81. %,
iii SO. oxford &c., nfsoE,yn, y \,
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nOuK ktErEr AND COLLECTOR ron
- cay Nlu. Particular, Business lX.
change. D. hast, First south.
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, on q ROOM HOUSE. VEL. 10.
- ,Aied, must be cheap tor cath. Address
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INRLE TO FARMERS. HOTEL KEEPERs
A hpsnuranta, reliable male aud female
help. businc1s Exchange, tss 4 1T south.
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MO COST no INVESTIGATE TttE sYs.
N ten aud working facilities OF the Oldest
largest and best appointed commercial ems
nloytncnt bureau IN the world. aud tho nftt
and only business exchange In ralt lake tity.
isN 4 1T south. ". Allen shepard. managur.
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Ton PRINTING oFftCE COLLECT.
~ OF aui solicitor uutnCss Exchange. 49,
Laft, iIai south
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IooKs, EAsrEEs ASSOCIATION, AGkN
" ~ Headquarters 49,, cast first south
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A SICE i.UOOM COTTAGE ~
~ suburbs, on electric line, Price, ftui
| $50 down balance 90 per month 80. lio-
| gan, 40 poatoflco iloOE.
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INitEE. EMPLOYEES FURNISHED WIN
II bootkcyUCra, salosmcn and cleric free ~
expense, hy tho buslnCHa Exchange, isis d iat
south street w, AllCn shepard. manager.
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For SALE.

S,urrLAND PONIES ron SALE aMAiS
> street
S,TtAM LAUNDRY PLAsr. oSE ~
- tue best aud most complcte in this Gig Tor
saio az one quar,or % value, or i0r lease
care bmwoodey's
II ORsE. HARNESS AND RUGBY, D0
II WI. hogan, 40 Postonee liloe..
AT rACmuCE-A e.. HOoN IuR.
~ nishcd house, centrally luCnttd, clrrrlGg
100 per month. luOr health cause Of teluug
out. W. .. Hogan. 40 rosuonce hlock,
A sSAp. MUST M SOLD. $50
~ cash viii buy new s'room hou.e,
gan, 40 ros,oniee Wool,
I HAVE Foug MCE rIECEs "
i property that Will be sold a. a sAcrincc
ltwlll Iay You 10 see these before buying, W.
>. nogin, 30 rostonice nlock.
A NEW s.ROoM FRAME WIN
n lawn, lot liAiu feet Price, 500; $40
DOWN balance in monthly payments. Vs. j,
Hogan, 40 roNonlce Bloot.
A SICE i.VoOM COTTAGE is
N suburbs. on electric line. Piisc. $50.
| Nl0 down balance 90 per month. ). li0-
gan, go roalonoe bloof
A rtNE CORNER. sNio Mons.
IA A.room house, stable flut troes city
Naicr. tfifO, al.tut NlJ Ctsht balance on
{ me w. j. Hogan. ill foslonlco iiotL
As ELEGANr 7Ruoa HOUSE.
N choice .ocation. Cot $500, svll Tor
ss,!J9 on cA-y payments. ". j. Began, tll
los.otice hioe..
4 NEW 5.ROuM HICR. MoDEHN,
"A hard wood dnish, elegantly furnished,
INC location. Price. fiolu. Oh easy payments.
W. J. Hogan. 40 ros.,nce nlocs.
A FEw NIcE riEOEs or
"A business property ht low prices WEI.
| Hogan, til fouorlrc llloct.
IIHSr.CLAss DAIRY fAUN ~
"A N acres, - miloi from city, Nice new
residence. stable, sncds. milk houses and lrHt.
| class milk route. taking $50 por month, Easy
payments, 500 down, W. J. hogan, go
| rostohiUa Block
1n-ACRE TRACT CLOSE 10 CITY, All
| ~ la lucOm; plenty Of watgri SID per
acre ". Rugan, go ioslomce hlocA,
INuUR ACRES N ORCHARD, CLOSE TO
| ~ city, good water rignti price sl4li. W. y,
| Hogan, 40 post0nlco Block.
| III YOU WANT A GOOD FARM rs ANY
i mart NJ the Wosi, call uu me- w. j, Hogan,
40 Tostnilrr hlorH.
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1xp RODS. VACANT, on fliTH
payments $500
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AixB mons, oN g,p STREET, t.RuuM
~ brick house, city water etc. kosY
terms $40.
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HOTEL ASSOCIATION EMPLOYMENT.
IL Headquarters 49, east first south a.
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IvREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAu ron
II working girls isdicF exchange. 49, d
Ut South. W. Allen shepard, manager
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A NEW 5.RuuM HuCR. MODERN.
IA hard wood lnish, elegantly furnished,
nnc location. Price, Holl, ou easy payments,
w. j.. Hogan, 40 Post1flco nlock
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We are Sun closing The nsu9seet S2b0 M5A Sam Fin
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90 ACWEH. TWELVE MlLtN PROM
DCJ civ, good water right, orchard four
room house and stable. SltuO.
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As ELEGANT 7tuOM HOUSE,;
IN choice location, t0.t $500 sell Tor
ss,!Jl on cA.y payments. ". j. Began, ill
iosioilcr biut..
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A TtNE CORNER, sNl0 RODS
IA A.roOm house, stable fuit trees. city
WaIc~, rfiro, $3.50, 500 cash. balance on
| 1 mo ~. j Ill.-n. lll Iu-LlIlIr0 NOW
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
STRIKES AND LoCkOuTs.

Campaigns. Engagements and ComprS-
mises in the War of Capital and Labor.
MARCH.
L.. 3JNGOD coal miners in Great Britain wen.
strike.
Is. The granite firms OF New England locked
out 2OoO workmen over dispute about
contracts.
JULY.
c. Fighting at Homestead Iron works, Pits
burg. between strikers and Pinkerton
men: II killed and many injured.
10. The entire national guard of Pennsylvania
ordered to Homestead.
II. killed in a strikers riot at Gem. Ida.
IL. GcnGarmrs fired upon a band of striker
rcapers at Bcbar, Hungary, killing L.
and wounding others.
AUGUST.
l. The eight hour bill for government en-
ployceS signed by the president.
l.. Switchmcr. in the Buffalo yards of the
Erie, the Reading and the Buffalo Greek
railroads struck for increase of pay and
shorter time.
IL. New York militia ordered to Buffalo to
protect railroad property from violence
OF striking SwitChmcu.
l.. Miners captured a convict stockade at Oil
Yer Springs, Tenn.
1913. Collisions between militia and striking
switChmen At Buffalo: also between ciji-
zens' POSSE and militia and miners at Coal
Creek, Tenn; citizens killed,
p. The sNijchmen's strike ended Al Buualo.
SEPTEMBER.
81. 10, Homestead rioters indicted for murder
OCTOBER.
IL. The pIu~burE grand jury indicted the
Homestead strikers advisory board and
the managers of the Carnegie mills
NOVEMBER.
81. The Homestead strike declared OF.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02

u. H4 persons drowned by sinking of steamer
NsInchou in the China sea.
20. British bark FerndRe wrecked in Gray's
harboy, Washington; % sailors drowned.
FEBRUARY.
9. Whaling bark Tamrrane wrecked on the
rocks of Puma in tie Pacific; II drowned
26. Steamer Forest Queen sunk by collision off
FlambOrough head. England: Il drowned
p. 200 fishermen drowned in Il gale of the
coast of Portugal.
MARCH.
%. Steamer Bcnture wrecked on California
coast at EOcilpOrt: drowned.
90 Steamer Alexander Woicuw rourdered in
the Caspian sea; 30 lives lost.
So British bark Falls Of Garry sank OF the
Isle Of Wight; II drowned.
81. Steamer Golden Rule burned at Cincin-
na'i: deaths.
APRIL
s. Steamer Housa sunk in collision in the
German ca; Is drowned.
Q. deaths by the cIpsiEiug Of yacht at
Nav Haven.
10. \ sai!hoat cap iacd IN Boston harbor.
drowning Instructor y. f. Norbcr2s and
10 boys of the Boston Farm school
20. 80 soldiers drowned nv the IounGrriue, of
slOop I'm the River Claire. AEam
MAY.
IL. Is sailors drowned by yrec,ing Of the Brit
ish bark Aberdeen on the coast OF Penn
broke.
Il. Ship st. Charles, for san Francisco, blew
up of the Oregon coast Capt. Chapman
WAS killed.
81 brazilian shin Solimoes wrecked near the
mouth Of The Rio de la Plata: I20 OF the
crew drowned.
ITNE-
10. 6 drowned by the sinking of q ferry boat at
NapDleonrilie. La.
II. The British petroleum vessel Petroia
from Philadelphia, blew up of the Aar-
Dor of BlaHe, France: - drowned.
July.
4. Ship Peter Stuart went TO pieces on the
rocks of Yarmouth harbor, Nova Scotia:
Il drowned.
9. deaths by the explosion OF steamer Mont
Blanc uu Lake Geneva, switzerland.
y. lS drowned by the capsizng of the steamer
frankie Folsom on Peoria lake, Illinois.
AUGUST.
.. Steamer Ajax sunk in the Gulf of Finland:
OpersOu~ drowned.
II. British ship Thraci;u foUndered off the
Isle of Nan; . lives lost.
l.. Schooner SNOW iakc capsjZcG on the Texas
coast, carry ing down - people, inClud-
ing several prominent citizens OF Huuma.
SEPTEMBER.
!. 26 drowned by the wTcching of the pro-
pcllcr Western Reserve on Lake Superior.
OCTOBER.
Is. Steamer Bokhara lost in a ryphoon in Chi
urse waters: leo drowned.
Is. The Anchor line steamer Roumauia from
Liverpool for Bombay, wrecked off Purtu-
gal: - lives lost.
DECEMBER.
3. The German Steamer Spree lowed into
Queenstown la a sinking condition.
8. 3NcS~cI~ wrecked by a gale al Santa NcucIr,
Italy: iDd.alh-.
Norwegian bari, India lost with all her
crew in N,r-ey river. England.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
DANE NATURES MOODS.

Weather Freaks. Great storms and Dis.
turbmcr, IN Earth aud Air.
JANUARY.
10. Heavy suov,torm aud blockade in Illinois
%. Earthquake >hoc&~ felt ia Rome.
E.T;,ChHN.
,. Earthquake shucl, at Omaha.
Il. A hriiIiau, aurora 5orc.i, Witnessed in rhe
northern sta.u-.
MARCH.
81. \ destructive cyclone svru, over Texas.
Kansas, Missouri, Iowa s,nd Nebraska; -
deaths in Missouri and Kansas.
APRIL.
l. \ cyclone and c.ouahursf threw down a
building in Chicago: = deaths.
3. Brownsville, !. T.. wiped uul 10y a cyclone.
4. 2dea1hs ami great destruction OF property
by u cyclone a,.tr th,lrt ya5c. Kan
II. Destructive food ia Mississippi: ~ persons
drowned.
Il. Earthquake shock, in Montgomery. War
rem and Otsrgo counties, y. y.
10. Severe earthquake shocks at NaCayilic
Dixon, Winters ami other towns in Cali
fornia.
20. The island of Mauritius devastated by
hurricanes; over l,U0O deaths.
MAY.
is. j. deaths in a wiudsturm IN Texas.
Is. y portion of Sioux City. Ia. inundated by
sudden rise of Floyd river: 81 drowned.
%. Snow fell throughout New England.
26. \ cloudburst broke dam al Niugsmau,
O.. and drowned people.
The food in Mississippi valley reached itS
height; loss between Kansas City and
New Orleans estimated over S5lV,D.GG:
many lives lost.
JUNE
II. \ fearful cyclone swept over south central
Minnesota, causing wrecks and wash
outs; - deaths.
st. Rose village, near Montreal wiped out
by a cyclone.
10. Grant monument, Lincoln park. Chicago,
struck by lightning; people Killed.
Il. y volcanic eruption destroyed part of the
Island of Sangir, Dutch East Indies. and
killed over 200 persons.
july.
b. \ tornado wrecked over 20 buildings in
Springfield. o.
10 l3 prisoners struck by an electric bolt in
the penitentiary at Zacatecas, Mexico; $
deaths
10. Gettysburg, 5. D., nearly destroyed by a
tornado.
-. \ destructive tornado in Philadelphia
~. lSI cases of prostrati0n by heat in New
York; thermometers reached To- in The
heart of the city.
AUGUST.
S. Destructive windsUorm in Minnesota. Wis.
consin and South Dakota.
Is. Earthquake shock in Great Britain.
OCTOBER.
L. Is Severe snowstorm in Colorado, Wyo.
ming and Utah.
NOVEMBER.
| l.. A tornado wrecked - buildings in Red
Bud, Ills; deaths.
I DECEMBER.
6. Four houses wrecked and many deaths by
| acyclone near Benham, Tex.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
VIOLENCE AND CRIME.
The Deeds of Desperate Men and Women
in 1892.

The Deeds of Desperate Men and Women
in 1892.
JANUARY.
2 DIR. T. T. Grave. convicted of murder in the
first degree AZ Denver.
). \ sheriff and deputies assassinated at
Springfield, Kan.
FEBRUARY.
>. Carlyle w. Harris convicted Of The murder
OF Helen Potts in Ne" York city.
10 Iynchcrs burned a negro AT The stake for
an assault on a white woman at TeXar-
kama. Ark
Oliver Curtis Perry. alias William Cross. q
desperate robhcr. captured near SYRIA
cnec, Wy, after he had boarded a money
car on the New York Central and assault
cd messenger.
o. Alice Mitchell cut the throat of Freda
Ward in the streets 81 Memphis
NNE'H.
3 The ColdwalcI National bank, Coldwater,
Mich. llundtrcd ii S:00OO.
T. Chief Rabbi NcnGcs, prominent Hebrew
in New Norl. city, was shot down by u
bcggar 10 " HON he refused aims.
APRIL
4. Mrs. Montague convicted OF manSlsughter
in Dublin for causing her daughters
death by Cructy.
g. Train robbers Al Salmon City, Ida, proved
10 he women in mems disguise.
%. The Paris anarchists RaVachOl and Simon
sentenced to imprisonment for life for ex-
ploding dynamite with murderOus intent.
NAY
l.. Yves; eru Charlie notorious burglar,
fatally shot by woman while entering a
house in Philadelphia.
IL. Oliver Curtis Perry, the train robber, sen
fenced to IS years imprisonment.
%. DecminS, the Australian and Liverpool
murderer. hanged at Melbourne.
JUNE.
>. mob Of citizens hanged a negro named
Lewis for an assault on a white woman
in Port ,eryis. y. Y.
p. +. !. Ryan, clerk of the United States
Express company in Washington. de-
canprd with cash packages amounting
10 nearly s5o,o~.
July.
II. Ravachoi, the anarchist. guillotined in
Paris.
Il. An express safe on the Missouri and Texas
railroad robbed Of over $4,000 in cash at
Adair. /. 7.
%. Manager II. {. Frick. Of the Carnegie Steel
works a. Homestead. Pa. shot and
stabbed J., "a New York anarchist named
Alexander Bcrknan.
p. mon robbed the bank OF FL Reno at FL
Reno. O. I. al Slo5rd in cash.
Stock Broker {. II. Page shot down in his
Office in Philadelphia by customer
named Ronald Kennedy; Kennedy COM
United suicide.
AUGUST.
). Express car robbed OF @Io,rtD cash at Coils,
Gal.
4. Andrew J. Borden, q capitalist and bank
president, and his wife murdered in their
home at Hall River. Mass.
II. mea armed with pistols and knives fought
at Macune. Tex, and all received fatal
wounds.
SEPTEMBER.
Is. men Killed in attempt To arrest Train
Robbers Evans and Sontag at Simpson
Flats. Cal.
~. Berkman. who shot Chairman FricK in
Pitt>burg in JULY. sentenced to ~ Years
Imprisonment
n. Train wrecked by robbers at Usage City.
Kan; killed. 81 injured.
.. postofice employees caught rohbing the
mails in Philadelphia.
OCTOBER.
5. members of the Dalton gang of bank and
train robbers killed by a citizen posse at
tohcyNilie, Kan: citizens killed in the
ARRAY.
NOVEMBER.
q. u thieves and 5000 worth of stolen goods
captured in fence" raid in New York
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-02
HAPPENINGS IN 1892
In the Political World and Among PEG.
PIE of Prominence.
JANUARY.

JANUARY.
l. Ex-Congrcss Perkins appointed United
States senator from Kansas, vice Plumb,
deceased.
-. Charles II. Gibson elected United States
senator from Mary land.
"a. President larrison's ultimatum delivered
to the Gillian government.
p. The presidents message on the Gillian
question cent to congress.
26. Chilis reply to the presidents ultimatum
received in Washington.
FEBRUARY.
-. Treaty signed between the United States
and GreaG Britain referring the Behring
sea fisheries dispute to a board of airbitra-
ton.
MARCH.
%. Roger q. Mills elected United States sen
ator from Texas.
p. y new extraGitiou treaty signed between
United States and France
APRIL
%. President Harrison laid the cornerstone Of
the Grant monument N New York city.
y. Thomas jefferson Coolidge nominated
United States minister 10 France in place
OF Whitclaw Reid, resigned.
MAY.
l.. Hon. Il. C.Winthrop. OF Massachusetts the
oldest ex-speaker of congress. celebrated
his SD birthday.
10 Baron de Fava resumed his duties as Italian
minister in Washington.
JUNE.
L. Blaine resigned the office of secretary of
state.
10. President Harrison renominated by a vote
of 5}6 out of 800
81. Count Hei bert Bismarck married the Aus
trian Countess Marguerite Hoyos Ia Vi
emma