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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08
YOUNG LONG CoNFEssEs.
lie Admits That Ic shot Ills Father
Through an Open window.

lie Admits That Hc shot Ills Father
Through an Open window.
BUTLER Mo, March 6.-George
Long, the young man now in Jail for
attempting to assassinate his father by
shooting him through an open window,
broke down and made full confession,
admitting that he did the shooting
lie borrowed the shotgun from a neigh
boring boy, and after the shooting con-
ccalcd IL in u brush heap, lie and his
father did not agree about some tri-
fling matter, and some time ago he left
home and stayed away for several
months, and when he returned his
father discovered him one night about
the house with gun. The old gentle
man is in a precarious condition, and
the doctors think cannot live. lie was
reading at the time he was shot, the
charge taking effect in the back of the
head.
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Miners Killed by an Explosion.

EsCALoN, Mex, March B. b-Advices
were received her yesterday that pre-
mature explosion occurred Saturday
evening In one Of the mines at Sierra
Mojada just as the last shift of the day
was leaving. Three of the miners
were killed and several injured The
authorities have arrested the superin-
tendent OF the mine upon the charge of
being responsible for the accident.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08
sHoRT-LVED MARITAL JOY.
A Woman Who Wanted the Man who
Married Her to Unmarry Her.

A Woman who Wanted the Man who
Married Her to Unmarry Her.
Ayoung Polish woman, whose maiden
name is us unpronounceable as her mar
ried name, which Is Katerouwske, ap-
peared at the Camden city hall one
morning and asked City Clerk Varne.-'
for n divorce. She declared that her
husband had basely deceived her and
that further union with him was q
marital impossibility.
"EIow long have you been married.
madam" inquired the clerk.
''Since yesterday" came the answer.
"What has occurred TO disturb your
nuptial joyp"
"Why, my husband told me he had
one thousand dollars in bank, owned
any quantity Of real estate and was
going to let me live in clover. found
on getting home that IL there was any
clio er pasture for me I'd have to find
1t myself. His stories of bank ac-
counts are fables, pure and simple,
while the real estate yarn is a hollow
mockery."
Mrs. Ka terouwske was very indignant
when told she could not get divorce
outside the chancery court which
would not grant such document for
the reasons detailed by her.
"Humphr she CALCULATED as she
left the hall, 'it's very funny that the
man that married me can't unmarry
me. me."-Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

GAINEsvuLE, Tex, March 0-The
most severe electrical storm in years
passed over this section last night, ac-
companied by heavy wind and rain. A
large number of houses were unroofed
and several overturned Il. A. Mer-
serves stock barn was burned with its
contents, including several head of val
liable horses Much damage is reported
done TO Santa Fe railroad bridges in
the Indian territory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08
Telegraph Operator Found Murdered.

OMAHA, Neb., March h-Gould Still,
night operator of the Fremont, Elk
horn & Missouri Valley railroad at Hay
Springs, Neb., was shot and killed by
some unknown person just after 2
o'clock yesterday morning. lie was
found unconscious on the floor by
Agent Strong, who sleeps in the depot,
just after the passage of the west
bound train. In his hand was his pis-
toll lie had been shot through the
body and died within two hours, not
speaking word.
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THE QUEENS GRAFTON.
Her Remarks from the rhr one Were Very
Brief and Formal.

Her Remarks from the Thr one Were Very
Brief and Formal,
LONDON, March O. The queens speech
proroguing parliament Is purely for
NAL, only fifteen lines In length, and
begins; Upon this occasion, when
your labors have been unprecedented in
amount and duration, ! regret that
your release from them will be little
more than nominal" The queen then
thanks the commons for the supplies
granted and concludes with the remark
that she anticipates lasting advantages
from the laws enacted.
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AN IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Complete Arrangements Made for one to
Assemble ut Omaha.

Assemble ut Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., March 6.-Complcte
arrangements have been made for tho
great irrigation congress which will he
held in this city from March 81 To -
The responses TO the invitations sent
out by the executive committee have
been most encouraging and numerous
The following states will certainly be
represented by delegates; Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado Wyoming, Montana,
South Dakota and Idaho Several
members OF congress have agreed TO be
present, one OF them writing that he
considered this TO be the most impor-
tant convention to be held in the year.
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KANSAS WHEAT.
Reports as to the Growing Crop OF n Most
Encouragi tg Character.

Reports as to the Growing Crop OF Most
Encouragi tg Character.
TOPEKA, Kan, March b.-The reports
that come to the O. gri cultural depart
ment and to the various railroad head
quarters in Topeka relative 10 the
growing crop OF wheat throughout the
state are all of the most encouraging
character. The scattering reports from
the central and western wheat belts
Of the state TO Secretary Coburn, of the
agricultural board, are especially fiat
tering and show that the wheat plant
has been greatly refreshed by the re-
cent SHOWS and rains
This winter has been exceedingly fa-
yorable for the wheat, and nowhere In
the state has II been seriously injured
by freezing, AS is often the case in
western Kansas. OF course, there Is "a
chance that hot winds aud dry weather
may greatly shorten the crop, but
those who have watched the seasons
In Kansas predict that this year will
be "A record breaker in the matter of a
wheat crop in this state, and believe
the total yield will not fall far sho rt
of 100, 900, 900 bushels.
Most of the wheat crop was put in
early last fall, and the growth Is we'll
advanced now. In many places II
stands six inches high, but this is the
exception rather than the rule. In the
extreme southern part of the state har-
vesting will begin the latter part of
May, and by the 10th of July the crop
will begin to move TO the eastern mar
lxet From that time on the railroads
expect to have all the freight business
they can do.
The fine weather during the past
week has started the plows In many
fields In Kansas In southern Kansas
the farmers are two weeks ahead In
this work and will be ready for corn
planting by the 25th of this month.
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Used the Company. Moner.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March b-W, II.
Town, of Chicago, an officer of the Me-
Cormick Harvesting Machine Co,
caused the arrest late yesterday after
noon of Frank Laster, general agent of
the company nj Kansas City, on a
charge of embezzling S1,s7l of the com
pany's funds, and of John j, Schup-
pert, bookkeeper for the Kansas City
branch, on a charge of embezzling
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Destructive rlame. In Deadwood

DEADwooD, s. D., March 0.-Fire
broke out here this morning in Fash
old's saloon and destroyed all that
part of the city lying between the
center of Main street and Chinatown
There was no wind blowing at the time
or the whole city would have been de-
stroyed. The loss at rough estimate
will reach over $780, 900
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

WEST PLAINS, NO., March &C w.
White, circuit clerk of Texas county,
was suspended from Office by Judge
Bland and l. NJ Vance appointed to
fill the vacancy. White has disappeared
and no one seems TO know his where
abouts. He was suspended by the
judge for misdemeanors in Office, which
consisted mainly of his raising fec bills
to double their face value and pocket
ing the rake OF.
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SIX KILLED.
Railway Laborers Hurled to Death Near
berlin.

berlin.
BERLIN. March 6.-While n gang of
railway laborers were repairing the
track at Charlottenburg this morning,
they were interrupted by the appear
ance OF n train. They stepped from the
track upon which the train was coming
and stood upon the track upon which
the trains were run In an opposite di-
rection As tho train rushed by the
men were enveloped in steam and did
not see train which was coming on
the track they stood on. Before they
could realize their danger they were
struck and hurled into the air Six OF
them were instantly killed and not one
Of the nthars asaa nod io iuru
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

ERIE, Kan, March S.-Charley still
well, the twelve-year-old son OF Hon.
l., Stillwell, was accidently shot and
instantly killed by Paul Reynolds
while out hunting, Reynolds is the
son Of eN-County Clerk r. w, Reynolds
Young Reynolds had to be carried home
Whom he renll1ed what he had done.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 5.-State
Treasurer stephens monthly state
ment filed with the governor, shows u
balance in the treasury February I of
sl,ll2, 1911. Receipts during Fcbru-
ary, s4iI $50 80; disbursements, Sl75,- =
O5O 90; balance In all funds at the close
Of business February 2s, Sl,3sl, s55.S Ss;
earnings OF the penitentiary for Janu-
nry, $40, lO2. rs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

MARSHALL Mo-, March o. Brakeman
Il. h. Moore was instantly killed at
shachelford, five miles west of this
place, by being run over by freight
train No II on the Chicago & Alton
railroad. His body was cut in two.
His brother is conductor on a freight
and his mother resides at Mexico, Mo
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

ENID, Ok, March GA shooting oc-
ourred In South Enid last night in
which County Commissioner Williams
received bullet in the head and Dep
uty sheriff Williams bullet In the
shoulder. The shooting took place in
the Cherokee Pharmacy over county
warrant of $500, The county commits
sioner is dangerously wounded, The
revolvers were 3S caliber.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

DENVER, Col, March 5,-Sergeant
Joseph j. Gilligan, Denver weather OBJ
server for ten years, died last night,
aged AZ He had been In the signal
service twenty.seven years and made
the first weather observation taken at
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Donth Rcmoyes an Aged Peer.

LONDON, March 6,-The sudden death
is announced Of Baron Tweedmouth,
Dudley Coutts MajoribanlSs. lie was
born in 1890 and married in 1913 the
daughter of the late Right Hon. Sin
James w. Hogg. lie was made baron
of the United Kingdom in 1881, havin 6
previously been a baronet
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
A Kansas Merchant aud wife Dead and the
Children Critical

NEWTON, Kan, March 5-The entire
family OF f. l.. Snyder, merchant of
SedgwiclS, near here, was accidentally
poisoned by some unknown substance
in the coffee yesterday noon.
Mrs. Snyder died within few hours
In terrible agony and Snyder died last
night II is expected that the children
will survive.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

New York, March "a worlds spe-
cial from Washington announces the
fact that Congressman Dunphy, OF New
York, has resigned from the general
committee of Tammany. In a letter to
Chairman Brown he expresses his dis
approval of Tammany election meth
DDS and Richard Croker's tariff policy.
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A veteran HnmorI.t pead.

DANBUnY Conn, March 6,-James
Montgomery Bailey, the noted Dan
bury News editor and originator of
american Domestic Humor," died OF
pneumonia yesterday, Mr., Bailey was
80 years old and a native of New York
htata
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

Providence, r. l., March 5.-Six dy-
Mantle cartridges were found in the
new Kent 4 Stonley building with
fuses attached in such manner that
when the engine started they would
have exploded and wrecked the struct.
ure,
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uruRuay,. New Pre.Ident oho.en.

MoSTEvIDEo, March 5.-The two
houses of parliament have elected rs
president TO succeed DIR. llereira obes,
whose term expired ON March l, Senior
Ellauri by a majority Of "a. Ellauri
,,--s president In 1873
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Died from HIeconehs.

New Yong, March 6,-John Hamil
ton. OF Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn,
died yesterday from hiccoughs lie
was taken Ill month ago from liver
trouble and week ago hiceoughs set
SET in which the physicians were un.
able TO check. He was IS yenrs of age.
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TURIN, March 0-Louis Kossuth has
suffered relapse and is again serious.
ly Ill. DIR. Basso, his physician, de.
spairs OF his recovery, as he refuses to
tOllu ssaNlar naedieal trsatIasnA
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stock KiIled nv LIghtnipe.

TORONTO Kan, March @ Sunday
evening L. A. Hibbard, living eight
miles southwest Of here, had several
head of cattle Killed w ngAtniAR
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

-Mendelssohn began to compose In
his twelfth year, aad so methodical
were his habits even then that the
manuscript volumes containing his own
scores OF his works are in an unbrolsen
series until his death. There arc
forty-four OF these great volumes, all
written by his own II and and now pre-
served in the imperial library in Berlin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

Rio DE JANEmo, March ., - The
Italian consul at this port, Signor G,
Bar;hola, died yesterday OF yellow
fever The spread OF yellow fever con
tinues. About sO7 people are suffering
from the diseaae.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

TOPEKA, Kan, March 0.-Jeseph
Rosenthal, the Haskell county banker
and politician who was yesterday re-
ported to have left the county on ac-
count OF n verdict for $1,000, which was
rendered against him last Friday by
jury of the district court of Finney
county, arrived in Topeka this morning,
Mr.. Rosenthal says he has no intention
of going away, but on the contrary will
remain in Kansas and devote his time
TO getting even with his old enemy, A.
W. Stubbs, in whose favor the heavy
verdict referred to was rendered. The
case, Rosenthal says, win be appealed
to the supreme conrt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-08

The Carnegie steel Co has paid the
government tl4O, asa o. for detective
steel plates furnished to tho govern
mont The company itself was not
responsible, but its employees were
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Severe earthquakes have occurred in
the southern part of Russia


WAsnINGroN, March h-The treasu-
ry department announces that q orgc
=. Minis OF Idaho, has been appointed
Chinese. Inspector
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Schubert was precocious. He learned
to play both piano and violin at five
years Of age and was put under tho
care OF the village organist, who soon
said: II can teach him nothing. When
ever | wished to give him something
fresh, he knew It already" Schubert
wrote over twelve hundred songs and
IN enormous uuantitv of other mnaia
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-26

osire IN .sraands % Court House Building
eornsr u AlliLkat All Z Assn streets.
Members. Dr.. DaT, Dr.. Mlnsr, Or. Anfrews. j. T.
Nstsrnoase Jr.. l0aa Eaf. Tneo. T. L1nsinx
allt AEfor1ey -eie1erai S.nita-
Pres1te1f-. tJfs- ~ y !, alta
secretsry-e.ass ~ ieox
Executive 0.1cer-c- b Reyno.ds-
lnsqsaetJr q q sA&azs-f VI GAr1.szs sss flcs =.
L Ia Plerra.
lnspeerSr-- -. c. Jones.
f0-t fnys1c41 /, Dr. q. 3. Anirews
DAsg=usAry, Dr.. Il. ". Onward
Ls2er setzieaiedE, Dr. & X O1lger.
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srrRrME CouRr.

Hon. A. F. JGdd. Chisf Justice.
Hon. X. +. BieSestuR, First Associate Justice.
Hon. w. :. Freir, second Associate Justice.
Henry Snitl. Chief Clerk
Geo Lue :. Deputy CLERK
c Z. Petersen. sec nd Deputy CLERK
J. Walter Jones, steuographer.
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soAsD or EDUcAnos

cours aaas- BsIiilas. ag.sfrcss
Presidaa1, 9ea- c. r Bisa1p
escrsEar5, ". James Snit i
tnspec@1r d seaaois. L. 7. 2Ekias1n-
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DEFAkTNEsI or FrSASez.


oface, Executive Building, King street.
Minister OF Finance, His Exeelieaey 3 81.
Damon.
AuditIr-t5enersI. Gorge J. Ross.
Register OF Accounts. ". q. ASHLEY.
Clerk VI FtnaIce Oltiee, +. A Meinernv.
Cosiectyr-i q sTlerl Of custo.B J - 81 Csssle
Tax Assessor. . sha. J sitt. - y
deputy / az Assessor, ". q. NeerJn.
fsstiuasser- 5euer.4i, J. Aorf Oss,
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BolED o. IxlusEA-los.

pr-sids nj, lis Exesllency A. Eiax.
&esaoe- 81 tsie bari u fla1llzrEri5a.
siols- J. B. Atnersou. , - - 6 assls. H8a-
S.sSn IN James y. spencer, Max P.
seeze-try. Eray Taylor.
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CIRcuT JUDGEs.
DErAErxsSror Ix1ERlon.

Office in Executive Building. King street.
His Exceliency J. 4. King. Minister Of Interior.
Chief Ciezz, jon A. HISS NIGER.
Assistant Cierzs- james A. Boyd " K. Keoho-
ksloie. stephen AAnagiu, GEORGE e. Ross
Edward :. Boyd.
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Provisional : Government
OFFICIAL LIST OF MEM
BERS AND LOCATION
OF BUREAUS.
Executive COUNCIL.

:. B. Dole. Prssitea; ~ the Provisional Govern.
Ucns Of the Htgraiiaa Islands and Minister
of Foreign cNsirs.
}. A. King. Minister Z the Interior.
;. A. Damon. Minister uf Finance.
W. o. smith, Attorney General.
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CUSTOMS svzzAu.

oaiee, Custom House. Esplan4is, Port strss..
C7s.ec,Or-GeuerIi. Jss. Castle
Deputy Co sectyr- r. B. Nest cker
hsroor lsasier, Captain A Fuller
Porr Surveyor. n : iudsr4
si-Ere<eep-r, George c. StsAtsmeyer
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IeI.KrAphIe RrsvstIe..

Dr.JoSe EIluari, formerly PersidenI
u Uruguay, i dad
The Turkish ga,nsons at Armenia
are being reinforced.
Francis II. late King HSapies, died
yesterday at Aroo IL Austrian Tyrol.
Shortly ate. / o'clock Wednesday
night speiard Vas erpsoisd Close 10
Palzzzo PIombino In Ryme. the
United States Embassy "a not dam
aged
Tins case against George Lavinge
and his SeoonJs and others conoeted
with The contest in which BoEsn
WA killed Eas dismissed Yesterday.
The HssshOn, Ohio, miners held {
convention ~yetHrday, Eith The State
and National officers present, 10 take
actiOn On the wage question he
mines we're all cksed.
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rOTlti
Attention, Claim Oan-r.,

OSners o: mining clzims should re-
member that IL order TO secure the
benefit Of the Act Of Congress, ap.
proved July Is, 1894, suspepding the
clause Of the mining Law requiring
elCD worth 81 ASSESSMENT work 10 b
done on clzims each year. that they
must file Z notice setting forth their
dssire ~ tsks Euch benefit. With the
district or county recorder xhere the
O,igina: Dotioe u location Vas filed.
This nUtine must Be filed before Jan.
]. lSJ.
Blank nos!ces can IL had at the Is
D~EPKSDEsI Office for ten cents each.
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FOR SALE.

OD=.Or tao hundred head Of stock
ooss aid mileh coEs e. reasonable
prices, VIII also sell al cattIes
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il wanted Or stock IN lunches u 81.
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v@tnsnt for any one wishing 10 20
into sock sndiattle bDsine8.
THOMAS.TRAISER.
Eureka
Nevada.
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sehecI Yund AppprtIon.d.

County Superintendent Patterson
bas aPporti0nei sllAsL3, county
schDDi funds, 10 the schroI districts o,
the county IA iollDTs:
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Attic local election held in Reno
Iaet saturday, tho propagation 10 levy
an additional tag u 10000 10 improve
the public school building ut that
pi8cc, was carried by n large major.
liz
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Hoods pills are the best after. din
ncr pile. assist ~digestion, cure head
ache. 20 o.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
APars Craps cfs4ss u Tsstas Powder.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30
RdASsl E1-G

Fo5ys4a .r-;e<.3 Il. Fs<4
HA5eei 5000 zr e 1okk e@
D~nnte-S1 rE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

Il o- q re lE-sas spsrD=n,
boas II SsE Io-E city there are
Pzccs ca 20 eTsr! foar per
soc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
ADVERTISING KaIE

W. 5. 1ass a sgs a "a ma~1f~zs rslt
-sr..z Esssss~ 5az31sRlss5 sfl~aS
e. scr >-z
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

The above balEnc. stands to the.
credit Of the various funds q. Der
Treasurer Balance Sh-.t, G,t-d
June 2.th, 1891:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

NIH RUEH
TtszE-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

BalaIsuce IN treasury sz7.52
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-30

Total.