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r. Prof. Thomas Coates. leader Of the Ars@
circus band In America. died at Easton.

r. Prof. Thomas Coates. leader Of the Ars@
circus band In America. died at Easton.
Pa.
IA Fire: OAmpbells. N. Y, hamlet In Steuben
dbunty. destroyed by Are.
Qhituary: Gen. William ]. Landrum. veter-
IN Of the Mexicarsand- civtl wars, at Lam
caster, KY; aged o.. r. L. Pope. noted
electrical engineer, killed by q shock In his
cellar at Great harrington. Mass.
Disaster: 8 killed and e injured by runA-
way trolley car at Pittsburg.
- Obituary: Gen. Erasmus d. Keyes. prom
tnent Union general In lSd2, ut Nice.
Francei aged s. Clara Doty Bates, the
suthoress. In Chicago Andrew ]. Mould
81. pioneer educator Of San Francisco, in
that city: aged %.
& Obituary: Franklin Davis, well known
and most successful nurseryman, at wav-
erly, Md. aged O.
"a Personal: Gen. John Gibbon elected COM
mander In chief Military Order Of the 10y
n legion.
u. Fire: At Champaign. nls. Empire cordase
mill destroyed by IRE: loss. 100000.
H. Fires: Al Manchester, O.. 90 stores, 20
dwellings, 3 churches banks and Masonic
hall burned: loss $780, 900. A $4,000 fire
In New Orleans. Fire swept blocks in
Creole. Colo. and destroyed property valu-
ed at sl50,O00
The national W. G. T. U. convened in Balti-
more.
10. Fires Atlanta suffered q loss Of $4,000 by
fire.
Obituary: John ". MaokayA Jr.. killed while
racing In France.
Loo people homeless; loss nearly $500 900.
Obituary: Henry Augustus Loop, well known
artist, at Lake George: aged O.. Rachael
Elam. the hrst woman settler In Chicago
died In that city.
q. Fire; Town Of Bagwell Tex. destroyed by
IRE; loss el0Q CO.,
Obituary. Gen. Thomas @. Pitcher, q. s. A.,
retired. at Fort Bayard. N. M: aged n.
Aahasl Clara Kendrick. d. D., LII. D., not
"a Greek scholar. at Rochester; aged g.
Oaver Ames. ex-governor OF Massachusetts,,
Ia North Eastcn: aged -. ss@N ttsE
q. Fire: 70 buildings destroyed In Madison.
Wis; loss, $4,000.
Obituary: sigpor Bought. celebrated Italian
author. scholar and statesman. at Naples;
a8ed q. = as; 2N
- Obituary: Ex.U. 8. Senator Charles h. Van
Vyck Of Nebraska, In Washington; aged n.
- Obituary: Charles Halle, noted pianist, In
Manchester: aged Is. g.
q. Lynchipg mob fred upon BY militia ct
THIN. O. killed.
g. 10 inches Of snow fell ut Negaunse, Mich.
80. Fire: Lagonda hotel burned at Springfield,
O.; loss. $780, 200. At Columbus, Ga, the
girls high school and II residences were
burned.
A>Crimipal: Durant convicted Of the murder
Of Blanche Lamont at San Francisco.
& Criminal: Holmes convicted Of the murder
Of Pitezel.
a Disaster: killed and Is or 80 injured in q
wreck the Baltimore and Ohio near
Wheeling.
Z. Fire: business blocks burned at Decatur,
Ills. /: loss, $3.50, 900 to 100000.
Obituary: Eugene Field, the popular journal
list and verse writer, in Chicago; aged Is.
4 Fire: The Empire bank and Manhattan
Savings bank burned In New York city; 20
fremen injured: loss, $75O. 900.
Obituary: William Libby, former partner of
A. T. Stewart in New York city; aged "a.
Rachel Cantor, the oldest living actress in
the United States, at Worcester: aged IS.
Q. Obituary: Mrs. D. p. Bowers, well known
actress. at Washington: aged IS.
Disaster: 40 killed and 20 wounded by an
explosion in Detroit. The Evening Journal
Office wrecked: loss, $50, 900.
Personal: Duke of Marlborough married to
Consuelo Vanderbilt in New York.
The Erie railway sold under foreclosure for
$50 900.
Z. Obituary: Rear Admiral Robert Wilson
Shufeldt, U. s. NJ, in Washington aged 78. |
Thirty third congress Of the Society For the |
Advancement of Women met in New Or |
leans.
Sporting: The single scull race for the |
worlds championship won by Gaudaur at |
Austin, Tex.
3. Obituary: DR.. Robert Battey, originator of
the "Battey operation" in surgery, at
Rome, Ga. aged g. W. Rhode Hill, not |
ed citizen of Atlanta, in that city; aged 63.
IL. Obituary: Henry G.. Ashton, inventor of |
the Ashton safety valve, at Somerville, |
Mass. aged 40.
Personal The eightieth birthday of Eliza
beth Cady Stanton celebrated by large |
gathering in New York
Miscellaneous: The thirteenth Baptist con- |
a. O.
Il. A daughter born to the car and czarina OF |
Russia.
l6. Obituary: Rev. DR.. Samuel Smith, author ,
of "America. in Boston: aged 81.
Disaster: An electric car fell into a draw at
Cleveland: y deaths.
II. Fires: $500, 900 fire at Meridian, Miss |
Banner brewery burned at Cincinnati.
ID Fire. g., 600 barrels of naphtha burned at |
Whiting, Ind. deaths.
49, Fire: Factory building burned at Dallas,
Tex; loss $4,000. !
Obituary: Cardinal Bonaparte, grandson OF |
Lucien, at Rome: aged 81.
90. Fire: The Parker block burned at Lowell |
Mass. loss. SEQ, 600.
Obituary: Rustem Pasha. Turkish embassa-
dor to Great Britain. in London.
n Fire: II firms burned out in Chicago fire
and many lives imperiled: loss. $500, 600.
Obituary: Sir Henry Ponsonby, private Sec !
retary to Queen Victoria, at Cowes, Eng
land: aged 70.
Miscellaneous: Calvert Vaux, q noted Ameri-
can landscape architect, found drowned in |
New York bay. Verdict Of not guilty In |
the sensational Hannigan murder trial in |
New York.
q Fire: deaths In . fire In the Dry Goods |
and WOODEN Exchange building In Chicago; |
loss $4,000. n r
a Obituary: n. Bartholemy Saint Hilaire,
prominent In French literature, In Paris:
ageA 90.
Obituary: Maurice Frederick De Haas noted
marine artist, in New York city; aged 69.
Edwin A. Meyers, q veteran newspaper
man Of Pittsburg In that city aged 81.
Sporting: Yale defeated Princeton at New
York: score 20 to 10. Penusylvania defeated |
Harvard ct football by a score Of II to L.
=. Disaster: Il deaths by an explosion Of car
tridges ct BaYcelona, Spain.
Convention: The eighth annual session Of |
the Transmississipi congress began In Oma-
ha: "a states and territories represented.
q. Obituary: Alexandra Dumas, noted French |
writer and author Of Camille" in Paris; |
aged H. Rev. Octavius Brooks Frothing-
ham, noted Unitarian, in Boston; aged 70.
nent ex.Confederate and Mexican veteran, |
in New York city; aged 76
Sporting: Pennsylvania defeated Cornell at
football In West Philadelphia: score 46 to 2.
%. Obituary: Count Won Taafe, Austrian |
statesman, in Bohemia: aged g.
Disaster: Explosion at the lilly Foster mines
near Carmel, N. Y. killed and II injured.
nrcEMuED