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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
Glover Gleam1ngs.
And still we have no rain.

4
Rev. c. T. Fortune, of Belgrade,
filled his regular appointment at the
Id. E. Church Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rodehaver, of st.
Louis, drove out from Farmingtou
Thursday to G. w. Scoggin's. and on
Friday. Mr.. Rodehaver and G. w.
Scoggin drove out to Black River on
business. On Saturday morning Mr..
and Mrs Rodehaver returned to Far
mington again.
Mr.. c. H. Hodges Sr., and daugh-
ter Minnie, of Lesterville, visited with
G. W. Scoggin and family last week.
Miss Alice Gilman returned home
Saturday from Jordan, where she has
been staying with Mrs. A. c. Klmmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Bruett, Will Bru-
EFT. and Miss Maud Highley and little
Willie Horn, came out from Farming
ton Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Scoggin. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruett and
little Villa returned home Sunday.
Mr.. VIII and Miss Maud, will remain
a week.
Our school teacher Mr.. Fred Stump
ter came over from Lestervllle Sunday.
School commenced Monday, with a
very good number for the hot weather.
Am glad to learn that Mr.. Andrew
Campbell, of Marble Creek, is not dead
as was reported few weeks ago.
Mr.. j. b. Hodges, came to see his
son Charley at G. W. Scoggin's Satur-
day.
Johnnie Dunn and Live Pearson,
were in Cover Sunday.
Misses Mary and Della Gibbons, of
Hogan spent Sunday with Misses Cara
Cura and Ina Scoggin and Gussie Gill
man.
The Misses Pyrtle, and Miss Lizzie
Gilman, attended the funeral of Mr.. |.
Ward, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Isreal Ward, died at the home
of d. E. Markham, near Jordan. and
was buried at the lower church Sun
day afternoon. Rev. John Profit, of
Tom Sank, preached his funeral at Mr..
Markham's home, as Mrs. Ward was
not able to go to the church through
the heat.
August 2, 1897. AUNT WILLIE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
To The Taxpayers.

The tax books of Iron county for 1884,
are now in my hands. It is my lnten
ton to at once prepare and mail to al
taxpayers a statement of their state
and county taxes for the current year
so that all may be advised of the
amount of their taxes and make ar
engagements to pay the same before
January 1st-when all taxes become
delinquent and costs and penalties en-
sue. have adopted this method for
the convenience of the taxpayer and
trust that same will prove satisfactory
to all. On receipt of your statement
please arrange to make payment before
January 1st, 1898.
Respectfully,
WALTER H. FISHER, Collector
Iron county Mo.
Ironton, Mo. August 2, 1897.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
A Remarkable Cure of Chronic
Dlarrhea.

In 1862, when l served my country
as a private in Company A, 167th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, l contracted
chronic diarrhoea. 1t has given me a
great deal of trouble ever since. l
have tried a dozen different medicines
and several prominent doctors without
any permanent relief. Not long ago a
friend sent me a sample bottle OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, and after that l
bought and took 50-cent bottle; and
now I can say that am entirely cured.
l cannot be thankful enough to you for
this great Remedy, and recommend it
to all suffering veterans. If in doubt
write me. Yours gratefully, HENRY
STEINBERGER, Allentown, Pa. Sold by
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05

"Let me give you a pointer" said
NJ. F. Gregg, popular conductor on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. '.Do you
know that Chamberlain's Collie, Chole-
ra and Diarrhea Remedy cures you
when you have the stomach ache?
Well, it does" And after giving this
friendly bit of advice, the jolly con-
ductor passed on down the aisle. 1t
is fact that thousands of railroad and
travelling men never take a trip with
out bottle of this Remedy, which is
the best cure for bowel disorders in
the world. % and so cent bottles for
sale by Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
Card OF Thanks.

JORDAN SWITCH, Mo-, Aug. 2, 81.
l desire to thank the many kind
friends for their many acts of kindness
and words of consolation in the hour
of our bereavement. We are made to
realize the beauty of the scripture
weep with those who weepw And
| pray God to bless them all!
Mrs. MARGART WARD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
AtONA Af1Os
Ironton, Mo. August 2, 1897.

Don't miss the opportunity of getting
Is of the Tom Thumb Cabinets, all
different positions on one plate put up
in stamp form, four times the size OF
the ordinary stamp picture, just what
our little friends want. Remember the
number you get for $1.00 at Dake 8
Co., Photograph Galley, Ironton, Mo,
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Dresses, Dresses, Dresses.

Miss Sadie Spaugh, the fashionable
modiste, will make dresses for one
month from 81 90 to $500.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05

Ladies and children's hosiery, all
colors and black, cheap, at the Racket
Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05

JOb-work Of all kinds at this office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-31
ACCIDENTS AND COLLISIONS.

disasters on Railroads, In Factories, Mine.
and Elsewhere.
JANUARY.
o. nuns persisted at the burning of Ursu.
line convent at Roberval, Que.
10 10 children burned to death in a fire Mt the
Orphan home, Dallas
81. deaths in a fire in Hoboken, Nj
FEBRUARY
8. l2workmen killed by the collapse OF scat
folding at Cornwall, England
MARCH.
4. Over 30 people injured by a gas explosion
in Boston; 9 deaths.
10. killed and injured in a railroad wreck
Mt Hazleton, Ind.
IL. killed and injured at the burning Of the
Chicago hotel in Buffalo.
10. ID men killed and many wounded by the
explosion OF gun on Russian turret shir
in Cretan waters,
II. killed and injured in a railway collision
at Harrisburg, N. G.
~. Many lives lost and city blocks DESTROYED
in San Salvador by an explosion Of dyna
mite
4 charity baxaar burned in Paris; over 1oC
deaths and about 200 injured several ladies
OF rank were among the victims.
o. - lives lost by fire on the Mallory line
steamship Leona al sea.
ID. 10 killed and injured in an accident in
the ore mines at Pinkney, Tenn.
81. tallyho excursionists killed and Ii iniur.
cd in collision with a train Mt VALLEY
Stream, n Y.
.. 8 men killed and injured in collision on
the Omaha X. r. near Hudson Junction,
Wis.
8. Explosion Of fireworks; &c persons injured
In Chicago.
n. persons killed and many injured by a
train falling through trestle ut Missouri
City, Mo-
2. persons killed and badly wounded by ar
explosion near Huntsville, Tenn.
IA persons drowned by the bursting of
reservoirs at Matteawan, N. Y.
70. Explosion on the steamer Nutmeg State a,
Bridgeport, Conn. men killed and in
jured.
=. 30 people killed and a large number injured
by an explosion in cartridge factory in
Rustehuk, Bulgaria.
%. men killed and injured by the explosion
Of a boiler in Cairo, Ills.
SEPTEMBER.
4. people killed and rs or 10 injured by ex
plosons of natural gas in Broad Ripple, Ind
2. Q men killed by the explosion OF nitroglyc
erin at Cygnet, o.
Q. IL persons killed and IA injured by railroad
collision at Emporis, Kan.
10. 30 persons killed aud lS5 injured in rail
way collision near New Castle, Colo.
IL. men killed and injured in n railroad
wreck at Hanson, /. t.
OCTOBER
4. deaths in railway crossing accident at
Willow Springs, Mo-
8. schoolgirls and teacher burned to death
at Plankinton, s. ID.
Is. The dome Of Robinsons Opera House fell
in Cincinnati during performance; s peo-
pie killed and 90 injured
20. A Hudson River Il. II. express plunged into
washout near Garrisons; 20 killed, many
injured.
NOVEMBER.
8 4 killed and II injured in the wreck Of q
vestibuls express on the Chesapeake and
Ohio X. II. near Charlottesville, PA.
DECEMBER.
4 killed in n trolley collision ct Birming-
ham, Mich others injured.
10. 9 killed in head on collision near Fort
Smith, Ark.
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80 bxrruss. Son . Co., bankers q Norf,lA.
Va, failed for sac. OOo
w. The Belmont Savings bank of Lsooni.. n.
"a, closed its doors. owing dspositors b. !.
100000.
July.
i. Tne Globe Building and Loan ar,ociatas.
OF Louisville assigned; liabilitles. SOC. COO
AUGUST.
y The Golden Rod Silk %. of Patterson. n
d. failed; liabilities si0s.o
SEPTEMBER
o. j. H. Willard q Co. Of New York m.de an
assignment; liabilities roach 8, 0oo, 600.
OCTOBER.
q. W. q. Hitchcock q Co., importers. a,sion.
ed IN New York city; liabilities. 81 .0OO. oo0.
Inc Fowler Cycle Co. Of Chicago assigned
liabilities, 10000.
The National Bank Of Asheville, N c.. closed
its doors
NOVEMBER.
John A. Willard. q banker OF Mankato
MINI, assigned, with direct liabilities OF
$4,000 -
d. The bank at English, Ind. failed, also clos
ing its branches az Leavenworth and Ma.
rengo.
IL. Henry Sherry, lumberman and paper mill
owner at Neenah, Wis, failed, owing near
ly 100000.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-31
WRECKS AT SEA.

JANUARY.
~. sailors, woman and child drowned in
the wreck Of the schooner Nahum Ch.pip
on Long Island.
9. The French steamer st. Nasaire wrecked
on Cape Hatteras; many lives lost.
JUNE
9. Wreck of the steamer Alden ON Soootra il
land; 70 persisted.
30. The German vessel Rembck sunk by col
lision In the Dardanelles; 10 sailors drown
cd.
ii. ~ OF the Grew Of the British stsamsbip
Polyphemus drowned in collision In the
Red sea.
"a Torpedo boat No. 20 sunk of Cuxhayen.
Hamburg; OF hor Grew, including the
commander. Duke Frederick william of
Mecklenburg -Schwerin, were drowned
OCTOBER.
iS The coaster Triton wrecked OF tho Cuban
coast; about go soldiers and civilians
drowned
g. Steam schooner Caspar wrecked Off Point
Arena, Cal. 10 sailors drowned
NOVEMBER
7. Transit steamer Idaho foundered on Lake
Erie; 10 sailors drowned.
DECEMBER.
L. Schooner Susan p. Thurlow wrecked on
Cushing island, off the Maine coast; Q sail.
ors drowned.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-31
CONVENTIONS OF THE YEAR.

National Gatherings OF Representative So
eisttes.
/. Expoeition opened at Nashville.
90 The lOpth general assembly Of the Presby
terrain church began at Winona, Ind.
The general assembly of the Southern Pres
byterian convention began at Charlotte
NC
/. The se,niesntennisl meeting Of the Amer
lean Medical association held in the Acads
my OF Music, Philadelphia.
a. The 18th national saengerfest held in Phila
delphia.
9Th annual reunion of Confederate veterans
begun ~ Nashville.
4. The 18th annual national meet OF the l.. A
W. began in Philadelphia.
4 The annual convention OF the Nations
Christian alliance began at Cleveland.
H. The g3d annual convention OF the American
Bankers association met in Detroit.
The 18th annual convention OF the Society
of American Florists opened in Providence
g. The 9th annual convention OF the YOUNG
Peoples Christian union OF the United
Presbyterian church met in Indianapolis.
10. The NATIONAL Temperance society In ses
sion in Saratoga.
% The 18th reunion Of the Society OF the
Army Of the Potomac held ut Troy, N. Y.
n. Annual encampment of the O. A. Il. open
ed in Buffalo.
snPTEMBrR.
.. The Sons Of Veterans began national en-
campment at Indianapolis.
IA. The international Association OF Police and
Telegrsph Superintandents met In annual
session In Nashville.
The supreme lodge Of the Knights sfd Ia
dies OF Honor opened lite 18th ANIMAL meeo'
ing in Detroit. A..
q. The American Forestry assocsnon met III
Nashville.
"a. The annual conference OF t,e German zap
tists Of the east began in fsw York city
oCToBrR.
H. The Par. Slavic Press sssenauon orssniAoo
at Cleveland. ,.v ~
q The biennial meeting Of he worios W. "
T. U. opened In Toronto.
n. The sHh annual mcetingoi the oocieV VI
the Tennessee began In Niwankes.
n The national, convention OF the woman
Christian Temperance nnion opened ~
laval r.sstirs of the Association Of COL
le~ists Alumne openes N De'ro"'
q rss annual general .sscmbly Of ne knheA~
- labor bsgan stLouisvins'
ppjENBEa-
. -. Apsriosn FORESTRY association held
&C. snnusl scion In Warrington.
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SPORTING CONTESTS.

MARCH
II. Fitzsimmons defeated Corbett for the
worlds heavyweight championship as Gar
son, New.
II. Kentucky Derby won by Typhoon II at
Louisville.
81. Howard Mann won the Brooklyn Handicap.
G. A. Soden won the Irvington- Millburn
cycle race.
2. Princeton won the third and deciding series
OF baseball with Harvard AT New Haven
score, 2 TO 0.
| TO- Octagon won the Brooklyn Derby.
H. Michael beat McDuffee in a Is mils cycle
race at Gam bridge, Mass.
Is. The steam yacht Ellide broke the mile rec
ord ON the Hudson.
10. Third and deciding game of the Princeton
Yale series of baseball won by Princeton
in New York; score, ~ to 8.
q. Ben Brush won the Suburban Handicap At
Coney Island
%. Cornell won the intercollegiate boat race
at Poughksepsis over Yale and Harvard.
July.
q Cornell defeated Columbia and Pennsyl-
vania in the shell race at Poushkespsis.
TO- The Friar won the Realization stakes ut
shsepshead Bay.
August.
81 Michael defeated StArbuek In q % milo ey-
Gle race ut Manhattan Beach, winning by
2milee; time, III. 6m. II 9-5s
Star Pointer outpaced Joe Patchsn at Chi
cago; best mile, 2:o2
"a L'Alouetts won the Futurity ~ Coney L.
land.
Is. Star Pointer paced mile in :5o54 at Read
Vile, Mass, breaking the record.
SEPTEMBER
I. Reouital won the Flight stakes At Sleeps
head Bay, defeating Hamburg
OCTOBER
1. Star Pointer lowered the racing record At
Chicago by pacing a mile in 2OO14. defeat
ing Joe Patchen.
r. Starbuck defeated Michael in ~ mile
cycling race at Philadelphia.
HovENBER
IL The annual football game between Harvard
and Yale al Cambridge resulted In tie {;
score, o to 0.
a. Yale defeated Princeton at football ut New
Haven; score, to 0.
8. Michael defeated Starbuck In 70 mile
cycle race at Madison Square Garden
New York; time, s0m. ~ los
DECEMBER.
a slosson won the final game in the billiard
tournament in New York; Schaefer cams
ont second, Ives third, DAILY fourth and
Sutton fifth.
r. Charles W. Miller Of Chicago won the SIX day
cycle race in New York; the -four leading
scores were A. follows: Miller, 2,OsB miles
Rice. 2.0a6; Bchinneer. 900; Hale, l,3S.
n "Kid'' Mccoy defeated Dan Crcedon, the
Australian, for the middlsweisht cham
pionship in Long Island CITY
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-31
CRIMES AND CONVICTIONS.

AUGUST.
%. Angiolillo. the assassin Of Senior Canovas,
executed at San Sebastian.
Is. 8 members of n gang of robbers were
iynched in the public square Of Versailles,
Ind.
OCTOBER.
l3. The Jury in the famous Mrs. Atkinson for.
gerry case in West Virginia failed TO agree.
q. The jury in the famous Luetgert trial In
Chicago failed to agree.
NOVEMBER
10. Mrs. Augusta Mack, companion OF the
cused murderer Martin Thorn, sppe
as a witness against Thorn at his
Long Island Oty.
~ J. A. Iasigi, formerly Turkish
Boston, sentenced in thai cit
hard labor for embezzlins "
Fritz Meyer, alias steioR
glar and mansiayer, cmr
der Of Policeman 6mit
3. Martin Thorn oonvic
auldensuppe - LOr
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NOTABLE FAILURES.

sx.rchapss, Bankers and Cspiselisss In
Financial etrAits-
JAFUARY.
,IH Johnston \ Co., jewelers. asigned in
New York; liabilities over s2oo,00
az The National Bank Of Potsdam, N.f'' csoseo
IT. doors.
go "a want into the hands Of ~
ssivsr; liabilities. e2oooW.
APBTI-
=. savings baAk - Chscase snd0
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-31

= The heaviest A. Nend rrecent war. ~
Missouri. Arkansas :, Indian Terr;.ou-
10 Extreme cold all over the oountrv. -,
curry dropped % degrees In ~ hours
MARCH.
r. Tornado In Georgia; school d.moI,sh.a
Arlington; children killed and m.nv ..
tally injured. "a
W. tornado destroyed the town of Chandler
w. L. about 80 lives lost and nearly soo
people seriously injured.
APRIL.
u violent earthquakes md great loss ~ 10.
In the Leeward islands
flood az Guthrie, o. T.. great damage done
and 90 to $50 lives lost
~ .ar'nqaako In the south Atlantic and cen.
trai western states.
H. 20 persons buried in the ruins of n barn
crushed By tornado in Lincoln, Logan
county, Ills.
a. persons killed and considerable damag,
oone py tornado near Sslins, Kan.
sRrTRMBBR.
IA. Sabine Pass, Tex, wrecked by q tornado.
10 dead and many missing.
II. 40 persons killed and 10 injured in Italy by
hurricane.
g. Over 5000 deaths in typhoon on the Phil.
ippine islands.
10 Destructive storm On the Atlantic coast
from Long Island 70 Hatterss.
NOVEMBER.
ii. Mt. Vesuvius in active eruption.
IL. Terrific gales and shipwrecks in the Nod.
tterranoan.
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Id work Of the Fire Demon, of
Iind and wave-Affairs Personal,
olitical and Miscellaneous-Bu
>ss Troubles-A General Review.
FIRES.
JANUARY.
ire In the business portion OF Nashville
$50, 600 fire at Danville, Va.
.oDO. 900 fro at Minneapolis.
business block burned at sandusky, o.
Dss, $4,000.
So, 900 fire in Chicago.
d Lake Falls. Mimi, nearly destroyed by
re.
business houses burned in Syracuse;
$4,000.
burned at Plsttsmouth. Neb. loss,
ngs burned at Pacific Junction, La.
small stores burned In Philadel-
as, 81, 260, 900,
yator burned in Chicago; loss, $780,.
FEBRUARY.
capitol at Harrisburg totally do
by fire; loss. 100000
.Auerbach building ut Salt Lake
med; loss, 500, 200.
mold block at Amsterdam, N. Y,
o.: loss, $4,000.
Webster block in Gloucester. Mass,
:; loss, $780, 200.
elevator burned ut Toledo; loss, SAFE.
Syndicate block at Grand Forks, N.
D. burned loss, s225, 900
1nent works burned at Middle Branch,
loss 100000.
<3l5O,0D IRE in the business portion of
sey, Ills.
glass factory burned at Alexandria,
loss. $4,000.
y at Syracuse; loss, sl2O, 200.
% 900 fire at Newburg, N. Y.
bn factory burned at Oshkosh, VIZ.
500. 900.
y in the business portion Of Worcester,
b., caused loss Of nearly $500. 900.
! elevator burned at Peoria, Ills. loss,
loco.
bingham block and other buildings burn
lat Rome, N. Y; loss, 100000
| y Park theater, formerly the Metropoli-
\, an old landmark, burned In Indianapo-
4 Il T. 100000.
Ely Walker Dry Goods 90. burned out
Bt Louis; loss, s1.000. 900.
D, 900 fire at Elkins, w. Va.
200 600 fire at Clinton, Mo.
In the business district Of Ottumwa,
~ Jss about 500, 200.
W 1900 fire in Des Moines.
APRIL.
W Paper CO.. mill ut Gilbertville,
aled loss, 800. 1000.
h. Otte Co. g carpet store destroyed
> in Cincinnati; loss, $400,000
/ sque block and other properties de-
| ID by fire in New Orleans; loss, StO0,-
" ars at Newport News, Va, burned,
rwith q steamship, sailing weasel
n lg; loss, s2,0OO.00O.
MAY.
\ arehouse Co. burned out at Mime.
. loss, $3.50, 200.
(sifencp of President Green Of the o.
Navfgation Co. bun led at New Ro-
:, N. Y; loss. s25O,OOO.
JUNE.
81. Louis Milling 90. = plant in Oarlins-
Ills, was burned loss, $500, 600
business portion CT Georgetown, a
S~town in Ell Dorado county, Cal,
irned to the ground; loss, sl75,O0O.
dings on Ellis island, New York har-
med down ;lloss, $500, 200.
2 university at Iowa City burn.
III NeOO.
III JULY.
genearly destroyed by fire and
y lost at Lake Ann, Mich. loss,
n IN. H. Mills Co.'S saw and
destroyed by fire; loss, 500, 200.
factory buildings occupied by
eed 81 Co., Rowland Bros, Pass
he Yonkers Silk 90. destroyed
'onkers, N. Y; loss, e40O, oo0
AUGUST.
Fireproof Construction Co.
p ttawa, Ills, destroyed by IRE;
,stern grain elevator, Chicago,
fire; 3 persons killed; loss,
dry kiln, lumber yard, store
OF tenement houses, also
burned nj Barnum, Tax.
pb ting mill Of the Tunis
-imore destroyed By
Gerry Lumber Co.
destroyed by fre;
-ss wooden mill
4 by IRE, to-
100000
mas Sons
Ire; loss,
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POLITICS AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

MARCH
g. President McKinley's cabinet nominated
and confirmed as follows: Secretary Of
state, John Sherman Of Ohio secretary Of
treasury, Lyman J. Gage OF Illinois; score
tary OF war, Russell A. Alger Of Michigan !;
attorney general, Joseph McKenna OF Cali
forna postmaster general, James A Gary
OF Maryland secretary Of navy, John ID.
Long of Massachusetts, secretary Of int
rior, Cornelius n. Bliss Of New York; sec
rotary OF agriculture, James Wilson Of
Iowa.
l6 The president nominated John Hay and
Gen. Horace Porter ambassadors to Great
Britain and France, respectively.
APRIL.
q. King Humbert attacked by a political ia
natio.
3. Cabinet crisis in Spain ministers rendered
their designations to the queen regent.
Is. Attempt upon the lifo OF President Faure
of France.
n. Mr.. whitelAw Beid, special envoy of the
United States to the queens diamond jubi-
lee, gave o notable dinner in London; the
Prince of Wales was among those present.
20. The new tariff bill went into ef'sst after
midnight
& senior Canovas del Castillo prime minister
of Spain, asssssinatsd NJ 6Anta Agueda by
an anarchist.
IS. President J. Idisrte Borda Of Uruguay shot
and killed By an ASSASSIN in hontsvideo.
d. Gen. j. p 9. Goblin Of Lebanon, Pa, elect
I'd commander in chief of the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
sKPTnhBEr.
Z. The treaty Of annexation TO the United
Statos ratified by the Hawaiian senate.
IL. President Diaz Of Mexico was assaulted,
but escaped unframed.
20. The Spanish cabinet resigned
ocroBRn
II. Senorita Evangelins Oosso Cisneros, the
Cuban girl who escaped from prieon, ar
rived in Now York. ~
q Sweeping Democratic victory In the STATE
and city Of New York.
\k Dr. AIorses. president Of Brazil, attacked
\ by would be assassins; the presidents
brother dangerously wounded and the
mister ~ war killed.
ENBRR.
emma.
tBBR.
sid retired from the
court after "A years
assembled; President
Gated at length with
RECORD.
and Foreign
VI un-
lied
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NNALS or 10
snts and Happ::
4 the Yeary
\ VARIED }REcoRD

nd Work of the Fire Demon, of
hind and wavc-Af1airs Personal,
olitical and Misccllaneous-Busi-
>ss Troubles-A General Review.
FIRES.