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LAI KENS C. LIM S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1886.
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OF A YEAH.
Chronology of tho Twelvemonth
That is Just Past.
A PERIOD OF PEOGEESS.
Itoooo Prevails, Though There uro
mutterings of War.
Mrtivy Prominent Tcrsona PIM Away*
TI?? Labor niovom.-nt- S trik??-Itlot g.
Ttl? <;<M?ry? Campaign-Tho l.:\nd Cloro
moart la Irolaua-TU? Kuturu War
C3i.?J-!:l -I'tcn (if ?u Karte-Kxnlo
Oloiia-Xlallraad Accidents-Tko Crita
Inol i :<?<.<? J -rer.oaul-aflseeUaaooua.
Tho year of our Lord 18S0 haa passed
ercvay. AH hail to Itu ?Uccowor, lte^T!
The T.-x^orJ lum presented has become
bintory. Its careful porusal will show
that tho deportad twelvemonth will
Count foi- tuoro than naught triton thc
kerger records, that r.re possible only ofter
tba lapse Of time, nro made up. Thou ?he
ei^aiiioanco of many thing? now :ie
counte.l tr?ria! will bo apparent. Then
many olreuuifttanees now thought impor
tant will bo found te lo of Braal] moment.
Tba yvar was a UOtablo ono hi that the
Urea of many men of mark went out
during Its roign.
Th* latx>r movement developed in now
?md unlooked for directions.
TUi ?lections of Novem!>or wcro full of
jmrprkies for men ?t all parties.
Aoi'ota pea, langland, after a long
jivriod of Indecision, finally mado up her
?uijul In regard to tho Irish question, und
In DiKumhoi- adopted strong coercivo
measure*.
Upon tho continent of Kuropo there
waa a continnal agitation during thu
wlioio year, which roached '.o maximum
trJiea AlexandiT vr;t* deposed from Bul?
^rarla'o tlirone. Peuce still prevails, I ?ut
XKJ vrouLl uot nt any timo bo unox
JX>Ctdd.
Disaster, followed each other closely
th? whola world OTcr. Tho earthquakes
ta th? Sandwich Islands, in Spain and in
America, and storms of unusual violenco
at eos, were especially noteworthy.
For details of all this, and much moro,
tho roadax U refurrc;! to TV hat follow?.
THS YSAR'S NECROLOQY.
Jato* rh UfM . Baining- Mark. Indeed,
TThwa TU?M Aro Calloti Aw ny.
tatroaaT.
i. J. a. MnpiaooU, ibo publisher, died at
VWladelphla
IT. LUM KatUfM-ino Bayard, eldest daughter
et lU* aeeraUiry nt* ?tate, fouad dead In her
roo?*.
Sa. Dartd R. AU-hlnoa died in Clinton
enanty, J?i^^urt Hi was tho only nina who 1
aver eajnyoj tbe disttuotloa ?<f bavin;; Ixwu
president wf tba Uuiu> 1 Slates for a MU,:! . .l.\y.
tl. Mt?. 1 u.oti.n I*. V- . var 1. wife of tho
eeoretary of at*ut, died at Washington.
rciBUitr.
a Om. David Hua tor, U. & A., di od at
WoAhingUKl.
?. Ma] Qt*. Windol? Scott Hancock, U.
St A.. ?ajtdMaU for th* presidency ht 1830,
dtod al Qor?ruer*a Uland, Now York harbor.
Bora et Montgomery 0-4*0*4, Pa., Fob. 14,
IBM
IA Hon. Horatio Beytnour, onu of tho
.Var inventor*" of Now York state, and
tWwiv.rrutli oandldato for tho presidency In
\?&i, dud et Utica. Horn in Onondaga corni
ir. 3. Y, imo.
it. Juba IL Clough, tomperauce lecturer,
Sd ut Philadelphia Pa. Born at Sandgate,
. ,-\ . .ir.
WAUCH.
b. Bf?n. John P. Miller, United Statm ss?.
atoar from California, died at Washington in
LU 63th > Mr.
a, /eroma B. CbaJToo, ex-Unitod Btan.-j
agitator from Colorado, died at Kulem Conter,
N. Y., aCe?l C*.
W. t)r. AasUn Klbit, of New York city,
dlod, agvd TS.
tC. Capt. Jami s J. \7afldcll, wk< eora
loaudad tko Coiifcderato ship Bluiiujidouh
during tho civil war, died at Aiumpolls.
APRIL.
?. Ex ChW ?aeretary ?or l.vland, IRtglit
liva William Ut Forster, died th Loudou,
axod ?ML
lo. lion. John VT>Uk, ?x-mtulator to Rng
land, died ut PutX. SP"?*. *8''d 81.
tl Thaddiui / ^??niLs, tho groat seal?
Inrentor, died at VlOuunshury, Vt, aged ?0.
13. Charles ilum?liroy Noyes, fouudor ot
Viv? Outtda oummuuity, died at Niagara
iTalk, aged 74.
?0. Bainpsoa I**w, the Kw' ptibUibijr,
d'tt.1 nt London, aged b9.
?LX I.iouel Tonnysoii, bon of the poet Inuro
ato, died on Umrd alli{> on ttl? voyugu home
from Cal' vita, agorl 8J.
87. Renry IL Klobardsen, arehitoet, tiled
nt Drooklino, Ma&t., ORod 47.
MAT,
X. PUko-* Charlea Tninkllu ltolK-rhiori, of
ty io dlo.^o*i of Mi vouri, di?xl nt ChaiJwiton, B.
tl, ngvl Bl.
17. Oeerga Wood, formerly manager of
Wood'? museum, i'lilladclpbia, ami several
rttwr placoj uf InauhoiMont, dieil at Now
York. Ito wad pounllo.* at th? tims of bl?
Oootlv Tko Actor?' fund buried him al
Ortanwood.
tl. Dr. Dla Loot? diad La Yonkor?,
?8*1 H
?A Gun. Durbin Ward dlod in Lebanon,
U, aged 6T.
80. Leopold ron flanke, tho Ocr mon his
torian, died iu Oerlin, egad Ol years.
ftO. Mrs. Alioo Pendleton, wiio of o Sena
tor Ooorg* H. Pendleton, of Oblo, apod
(rom A earring? in Central park whllo tba
boraoa woro running away and was killed,
join*
i, Hon. Jbhn Rolly, leader of tho Tammany
tlaH Democracy, dlod In Now York city.
Bom In N?w York April ?0,
t Richard M. Hoe dlod in Florence, Italy,
egad 71
ia EVlwln Percy Whipple, author, died ta
Booton, aged 67.
10. Hon. Charlas Augu-tus Hobart (Hobart
faaba), marshal of the Turkish empire, died
el Milan, Italy, aged 63.
S3. Moaca A. Dow, proprietor of The Wa
eerly Magasine, died ?I Cborlestowii, Masa,
aged 7i?
86. Ex ?nlUd States Senator Darid Daris
died at Blootubjgtoe, Illa Bora ia Cecil coun
ty, Md., March V, Itt*.
JULY.
? C Pani II. Hayna, "tba bard of Routh Caro
lina,'* died at Coi?? HUI, GA, aged ML
& Tho nrcubUhop of Paris, Joseph Hlppo
ly to Gulbert, diatl In I'nrU, aged 8U.
16, Cot Edward 'A. C. Judson ("Ned Bunt
Una") died at Staniford, N. Y., ?gad 64.
86. Hubort O. Thompson, the leader of the
V?w York C'JUUVJ Doruecracy, died lu Now
YeU? jittyj born ia IkfUa, lux. u, liO?.
.J. Abbe Prnn? Lb,**, the Hungarian
plantet aud composer, diod ci ii?".h. aced
64,
AUOCUT.
4. ?amncj 3. Tilden, ex-go vernor of NOTT
York state and Democratic candidato for (ho
presidency tu ism, died at Qre/stouo, Youk
era Born Pela, 0, 1S14.
10. Joiui \v. Stevenson, oogorernor of
Kentucky, died la Covington, Ky., aged 73.
IL Dr. Frank H. IluiuUtou, Bargoon, died
in New York city, aged IX
10. The widow of don. Panta Alma, Bicj
nora Dolore? Posta, died at Moxico city.
80. Mts. Aau S. Stephens, novelist, died at
Howport, IL L, aged fil.
BRPTHMD&n.
4, (leu. Lloyd A>pin -.vail, died at Bristol,
IL I., aged M.
4. Gea. B. F. Cheetham, died at Northville,
Tenn., aged c*.
4. Samuel Horley, pbUanibrvptsI, diod hi ;
Loados, Bii'dnort, aged TT.
15. Tho Very lier. J/atkar Wliitty, vi<xv
goueral of tko diocese of Heraulnn, Pu., died,
aged Cl
22. James Howe, toondoro! Wilkes'Spirit
of tke Times, died in Lafayette, Lud.,
aged T9.
OOTODUR.
10. J.imea A, Griart al, noted turf man,
died at Lexington, Ky.
13, Roar Admiral I" Uv ard T. Nichols, U.
S. ?., died at Porn fret, 1 onu.
13. Judgo Job* J. Key, died et Washing
too, aged Ol.
24, Ccu. Jnhn Rodman, of Frankfort, Ky.,
ox-attorney general of tho state, died at
Louisville in hid year.
S3. Mrs. Cornelia Mitchell Stewart, wi low
of Ike merchant prince, A. T. Stewart, die<l
at New York, ag.' 1 33 year*.
WOVF.MDUR.
13. Chester Alan Arthur, twenty-first pres
ident of tho United States, diod at .New York
city. Boru Oct. 5, 1830, nt Fairfield, Frank
lin county, Vt
SW. ilou. John Arnot, Jr., incnibor of con
grew, died at IShnira, N. Y.
2L Charles Francis Adams, son of ox-Prcs
Idont Jolin Quincy Adam1', diisl at Hosten.
Born ai Boston, Au^. IS, lbOT.
83. IT. M. Roxlo, flr?t vice-president of tho
Missouri Bacille railroad and a prominent
flguro ia th? groat striko, diod ut New York,
aged 55.
24. Francis Palmes, of Detroit, died. Ho
loft an estate valued st *15,OOO,000.
85. Erastus Brooks, tho well known news
paper man, died at U'cst Now Brighton, H. I.
Born at Portland, hie., Jan. SI, :>'.">.
DBOEMBBR.
.. James A. Walo?, tho cartoonist, died
suddenly In a Hew York restaurant. Mr.
Walas waa 2fl yeura of age.
8. John E. Owens, tho comedian, died near
Towaoa, Md. Boru hi England, April 2,
1819.
M. Gen. John Alexandor Ligoa. United ;
States aonator from Illinois, died ul Washing- |
ton. Born Pcb. 0, IbW, in Mun>knx-,boro, llhi.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Hartera of Interest r.t I u,; People oj
Prouilnonee.
March 4.-Archbishop Gibbous mei'.o Car
dinal
March 23.-Soeretary of the Treasury Man
ning prostrated by a aoven? attack of paralysis
from whek bo did not recover till fall.
April i?.-Bx*President ot tko Confederacy
Jefferson Davis laya the corner stone of IJ.T
Confederate monument nt Montgomery, Ala. '
Juno t.-At tko White House. WsalUngteu,
Grover CXsruIand, Preeld -??t of tho United
Btatea, wa* married to Miss Frances Folsom,
tho ceremony being poi formed by tit" Pey.
Dr. fiuudorlaud.
Jun'i lt.-.Archihakl Pori**, tho fain ??
war correspondent, waa married at Washing
ton, to Miss Loa!?.? M' igs, daughter of Gen.
M. C. Moigs, U. BL A.
Aug. 10.-President and Urn. Clovelaild
and Mrs. Folsom started for th? Adirondacks
on their Hummer vocation.
??*pt. M.--George J. Gould, son of million
aire Jay G uild, married to Mi? Edith King
don, aa actress, ut Mr. Gould's ?Ummer rcbi
denco, Irvlngton-ou-the-Hudson.
Oct ld.-Hon. H. S. Cox, wie. has resigned
bis position as adulator to Turkey, arrived nt
New York from tho Orient.
Dec 13. -G. n Mlles, U. H. A., was charged
ly tho secretary of war, hi his annual ro
j>ort, with diaobedleni-i; of orders ill having I
accepted tho surrender of tho Apaches.
Doo. 13.-Hov. Dr. McGlymi, of Now York
city, suspended by Archbishop Corrigan
from esarobihig the functions of a priest
Til IK was tho cause of tho activo part Father
McGlynn took lu tao Henry George cairn- (
l>alga.
Div. ift. Henry M. Stanloy, tbs African 1
estploror, recently arrlvad la America, sails
fr'in Kew Yoi-fc la r.ap >iwa to a telegram
said to bo from sh? ! big ot Belgium.
EARTH ? U A K13 TO SPARE.
Sbalccs Roper tad from ?11 Parts of tim
Moria.
Jan. 16. Alarming BU bte rr anean disturb?
atioes occurred in Guatemala.
Juno lu. An cart lepuk" and volcanioump
tiorts of torriflo propoilions occurravl in New
Zealand. Ono villlogS wai Wipod out of ex- '
brteneo, bundreds of portons killed, und tho
entire aldo of tho mountain of Tarawera, wan
blown ouL
Aug. 33. Rix hundred pereons killed and
aevoral towns destroyed by un earthquake hi .
tho Islands of tho Greobyi archipelago.
Aug. 29. Tho steamer Daniel Drew was
burned at Kingston Point, N. Y.
Aug. 81. Bovero ?arthquako ?hock* ex
perienced throughout the eastern jart of the
United Btates, and as far wu?.t os Chleogo,
wbieh culminated at Charleston, 8. C., whero
sixty-ono pereoiw wcro killed and millions of
property destroyed. Shock? continued for
mouths In tho vicinity of Chariwston.
Oct IS. Earthquakes aro reported at Apis,
Ninafon islam), ono of th'j Tonga group. Ono
hundred severe shooka woro felt and a flam
ing mountain ls caid to havo risen 800 feet
into tho air, from tho lake.
Oct 14 Blight shocks of eartbquako wore
felt hi Lower Alance, Germany.
Nov. 29. Earthquake dca troys tho dnm of
tho cotton mill at Langley, H. C. Three
hundred persons wore thrown out of work in
consequence.
DOME8TIC MISCELLANY.
Mattara Ia America That Will be off Xn>
toressa
Aug. 0.-By the conditions of the will of th? late
?amuel J. Til len, $ t o.? i,i> o aro ant aside for a
fros library for New York elly. Tilden a nephews
afterward began ? contest
Aua. is.-Thu Irish National League oourenUou,
held lo Music hall, Chiuaa.0.
Sept 4-Geronimo, tba A pas be chief, surras
ears to Oan. Mlle?, near Kort Dowls. Arizona.
Oct trt.-uartholdi'a statue of "Liberty Rnl!*ht.
?Bing the World," unveiled at Bellow's island.
Now York. Tba sculpter, H. Bartholdi, Count
Ferdinand Da Leane ps and many other dla
Ungulshod guests present
Nov. 17.-tn tba Moon-Wilson blackmail case ot
tba Jua? rentier a rordiot for tho defend
Dee S3,-Considerable alarm M felt in Western
Pstuiaylaauia eva? tba rcpqrted, ?wa (?aso ta tba
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
STRIKES THAT RESULTED FOR GOOD
OR FOR ILL, L .
Tho Demand for Kl;;ht Hours-Tho nig
Ktrlko In Chle?s;? mn& th? Anarchist
liouab Throw 01 n - !!1 ?j t'uokln?; Ilouso
f lill<oe-.Stroot UsJliTny Tte Ups.
JAMUAItV.
fi. Great strlko and lockout of Ilse ?njl
ueor. of tho elovatad railroad system of New
'. erk etty. Travel wm? almost eatiroljr MIS
pended for a day or two.
CO. A riot occurred afc Moont Pleasant, Pa.
Tiie pjlioo and tho Mangar?an strikoiu had a
coUlsion, lu whluk several of both parties
were in.iiu-cd.
08. Biz thousand glovemakers nf Johna
towa end Glovursville, W. Y., strnck for
higher wages. The ?trike waa not cf rory
ong duratioa
BT^TMtU.'.UY.
a. Tho employ?? of tho Now York, Boveath
nvonuo, Fourth avenue, r?xtk avenue und
Broadway ??urtaco roxila strike Bucouasfully
for a reduction of boura.
KABOB,
5. Drooklyn street car lines ell "tied up."
6. Genend tio up of tho streot rail roads
of Now York city. It required 750 police
men to forre a er.r through Grand street,
where a great crowd had assembled.
?. l"ivo hundred men, Knights of Ix\bor,
employed in tho Missouri PaclflS railroad
shops nt Bf? Louis, quit work afc tho blowing
of (ho noon whistle. Ono thouuand other em
ployes who wero also Knights also strucV.
The fivi^ht l.e .In. -i of tho road ia paralysed
7. Secret meeting koli*1, at St. Louis, nt
wbich the passenger englnoers, brakemen,
switchmen end firemen of tho Missouri l'a
cide lystom decided to joiu the freight htui
dler.i' mid two-shop strike. Accordingly nono
of them reported fer work, ??nd 6,'XX) mi leu
of road idle. Immonso freight blockade.
. o. Employes of tho Tn>7 and L*j:.ilngburg
street rnilrotid ot Troy, M. Y.? struck for
fower hours of work. Demanda grantod.
0. Five thousand employee of tho "Gould"
railroad system were discharged on tho Ml?
Bouri Pacific,
19. Vico-Preeldeut ri. lu. noxle, of tho
Missouri Pad fie lailroad <locltnoa to coni'i?
with tho Knight* of I-Abor or a ostnmlttoa
from tho strikers.
lloxiu uns a conference wirk Gororacrs
Marmaduke aud Martin at St. Louis.
28. Jay Gould accepted a proposal for ar
I >lt rat ion. Hr. Powderly ordors tho men to
work.
??9. The district assemblies TC of L. t of uso
toohey Powdorly's order, and Instruct the
Missouri IV.o:lln i trikcrs not to resume work.
31, Mat lin Iro?s i;.ues a general or lor to
t!. i li :;:jU:- to resumo work on tho Miscouri
Pacifie.
SI. Ur hurdred and fifty moroco* werkers
o/ Wilmington quit work.
Strike of Cohoes spmnora oud.xL Al>out
7,' IX) i-.-r^oua aiVected.
A nu r..
1. Tho strike on (ho Gould roads han been
i OSUH . tl "'i ?count 6f '.Us refusal of th'-? com
pair, to reinstate till th?J strikers,
8. "'Sloudy Saturday* at Port Worth,
Toxts r;!:en? ' reaii t tho movement cf
t g a wiley of Winchester rifles into
apes ? <.;' dejHity sherill's, killing ono uni
mortally woundiug two other?. Xkoof?cera
i -1 SU?] with revolvere killing one striker.
? Sir. Powderlv formally i acalla his er?kr
te iii ) Missouri Pacifie itrikors to rename
work.
0 i pnty kheriffs io East BL Louti fire
crowd, killing coven j>areouii, oi:ly on?
of wli . :i WAS a striker,
1 :. Powderly inuko.i an ippo?l to Gould for
.it of tho southwestern ?tri!;o.
0 I repli?e, justifying hb action and ro
fusinft to grant the requost of tho Knights for
arbitration.
IO. A general tie up ordered <m the New
York City Third Avenue Street railway.
. ;.; Martin Irons, tho leader lu the great
southwestern Strlko ls, willi (hroo others, in
di t I hy tho cr .tl grand Jury at BL I>mis,
for tami erii<<; willi telegraph wi roa
1^ Widow Londgrnff boycotted In New
York city for employing non-union bakers.
IO, 'Fin1 Third avenue wtroot car strikers,
Now York city, w> rxk a ?ar and have a
short but severe fight wltk tho pol lea
10. Tho great tie up of tho Now York city
street railroads is orf, with thu ereeptioa of
the Third avenue line.
20. Trains aro ranning without molestation
.i tho Gould roads, although tho strikers
still profess to be confident of ultimate suc
cess.
90. The house commltfoo afc Washington
logins its invetitigatiou of the striko ut the
Gould roads, lt was continued for 80111/
time.
'?Jo. ligar house employes at Willinnisburg,
N. Y., on i trike for an increase of wages.
26, Thirty-five members of tiro New York
J ailors' union bulleted hy tho grand Jury for
boycotting.
Th? striking oj>orativca of tho Missouri
i',ir company Imvo resumed work. Tho Ilal
thnoro stroet car strlko hos also como to an
end.
137. The Third avenue street car strikers,
Now York city, put on free coaches for the
OCC enmodutlon of persons who would other
wise lie comiH'llcd to rldo in (ito cars.
yo. Chairman O'Donnell, Rocrutnry Best,
and Graham, Hughes and Downing, of the
Rmpire Protective association, indicted by
the grand Jury nt New York for ordor?ig tho
(le up of (ho Third avenue curs.
UAV. *
1. Chicago trades unions demand a uniform
working day of eight hours, without reduc
tion of WH?C3. Th? some Jemand? are made
lu man/Other cities.
1. Forty thousand mon in Chicago go on
strike for eight hours. Strikes for slndlor
causo Aro gen M al all over tho count ry.
4. An uttompt hy tup Chicago policotodls
jMTHo a meeting of ANasss|s?BM? was followed
by a riot in which a iynetrJte bomb was
thrown by tho Anarchists among tho police,
1'tiling six and wounding sixty-one.
f>. Rioters fired unoa and several killed by
the state militia at Milwaukee, Wis.
6. Mora shooting occurred at Chicago be
tween the police and Anarcbu.ts, and leading
rioters were arrested.
0. Milwaukee rioters Indicted.
0. The plauomakeis ot Kew York have
abandoned their demand for A reduction to
eight hours n day.
10. Dig striko at Chicago ended.
10. About 18,000 girls, employes of the
Troy, N. Y., cellar and cult factories, locked
out by (he manufacturers on account of tho
Ktriko or tho laundry girls at Gsorgo P. Ido&
Co.'J establish".ir.nt.
ti. Kiwitt thousand tailers locked out by
the Deas Toliora' union, Now York city.
JV tra.
1. John Most, convicted of Ineitlnji to riot,
WAS sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor
for on* year and to pay a Ane.of 9600 at New
York.
11. The convention of Knight* of f/il or, afc
Cleveland, closed. Tho different ? 1 wu h (In
trades unions wara not satls'tactoi'ily adjusted.
4. Ptinnlo members of th? families of tbs
?triking Chicago rallrouil mei? stop trains by
Now York, Brooklyn ona Lang L-lroid City,
quit work.
fl. Tho Emplro Protective association gives
op tho fight against tho Third Avonuo road.
ISL At tho UMOtlng of tho IiroUiortiood of
Telegraphera, n: Kansas City, lt wa? decided
to join tho Knights of Labor.
24. Tho Lako Bhoro switchmen ot Chicago,
oat on strike, I??? .HIV? very demonstrative ; a
train of cora thrown off the track.
JOLY.
81. Union employes of tourUxa Now Tock
elgar factories locked out.
ti. Tb? naen wko distributed boycott elrr-n
Ur? raitwriag te th's T/ldow LandgraiTa
bal rr svero corn i-te 1 at Kew York, 1/oforo
Judge Uarroit, and sentenced to tonna of In?
prisoaraottt of fro:a ton t<> thirty d iva
'ii?. T'as National Cigarmakeru' union with
drew frota tho Kuights of Ix?bor.
AU nu OT.
li. Tho eigarrnakors vt New York, who
1 bad boen OM strike fer como tune, determined
to ros tuno work.
2t>. Tko eight Chicago Anarchiste who were
on trial fir t!."-? Haymarket riot and Wmib
throwing were convicted. Spies, Schwab,
FL'ldon, Parsons, Fischor, Eir'd und Lingg
woco sentenced to ii .?vt h. Keuho got Ci toon
years iu prison.
:.'.<. Bruadwcy surface io,;-! tied np The
tia up WOS Of tbort duration.
MUTBUBBR.
4. Throe hundred and thirty' phunbers
locked out iu Nev-- York city because of n
dinVivuot, between lliciri aud tito bo.s es tiver
tko apprenticeship i-ulo.
C. Mon"tor p.irud.i and demonstration of
trad** unionista and their sympathisera lu
Now York eily.
18. Ono thousand railers struck at Han
Francisco ewing to dUferoneea with tho ship
pin,-j agents.
10. All tko laborer* and me?banlos ol
Charleston, H. C., struck for aa lucreoso ol
wagon, which wu* denied. Tba mea thcru
ujKia resumed work./
25. Four hundred and fifty brown-;! om
rublxn-a struck in Now York city against th^
employment of a non-union mau.
OCTOBER.
4. Armours) hoof ?ae:i wera ordered to qid
work.
7. Eight thousand pork packers of Chlongt
struck for eight hourn.
7. Thu g?nerai at>aemhly of tho Knights o
Labor organized at iticbinoud and ndtuitus
tho llo-.na duli.
10. 'tho inoroeeo workers of Wilmington
who have boon out on sOriko for seven month*
havo raturnod to work.
17. Lucy Parsons, wife of .ono of tho con
dorancd Chicago Anarchist**, began a norie
of addressee 1? Now York and vicinity hi IK
half of h*r husl>and r.nd his ?tilinguea.
18. Tko groat BtrlkO of tho Chicago packin
house workmen ls at an end, tho men bavin
?groed te return to work on tli3 ten hour plas
20. Notional cwembly of tho Knights c
l.ih.'-r, at Rlclnuoud, Va., was adjourned aili
di?. Grand M i r Workman FowJutly
aalary waa inoreaaod u* ?."?,001 from f 1,501
Other calarlos i ai.<.? 1 accordingly.
27. Tho courentiou of tho National Broth??
hood of Engincors, at Mow York, unan
mously re-elected P. IL Arthur, of Clovelom
groud chiof ?ugiiiecr.
27. Tho condemned Chicago Anan*hU
havo bcocn grunted n eapersodoss. Tb*? op.
e.tc-j as a Blay of oreen' iou.
KOVJSJJBBtt.
]. The ?triking minors al ?hataokhi. Ff
decide to reauuM work. The painters m
paper h.ui,>rs of Jloverbil1, USAI., Str?ok /
mue hours.
4. Thu Paterson its^dern* utrlke WAS end
by the V nu grantln j tb? kauf**? ?
mended.
*. Tko Augusta, Go., c?!te>n ndS *t??u
ut tua. end The ?.cl oruois yield.
0. T.. snty thousand Cblsago pork pook<
Rgein quit work.
87. Tbreo thousand six hundred bottler?,
tho eastern portions of tho United li tat
struck against a proposed ividuetiou of * j
oet.it. In their Wage?.
iii. Tho strike of the tanners and currie
of Kal oin and Poabo ly, Mass., has failed.
nSOOMOKB.
T. Ktrlko in Breed's shoo shops at Lyt
Masa, TOO persons went ont.
1L Tito conference of trades uut<irui at C
urubus. O., adopt tbennmo of "Tho Amoric
Confederation of Laltor."
19. The Brooklyn Knights of Labor obj
to tho payment of a conti Ibutlon of $1 et
toward purchasing * had lu Now York.
21. Tho employes of tho Eureka Iron cr
pony, at Oxtnoor, Ala., quit work on accoi
of a compulsory school tax.
ZA. Kovcral of th j lirooklj"? surfaoo rev
lied up. Bottled samo doy, uf tor somu bio
shod,
25. Ono thousand two hundred diasntial
employees at tito coal wharves of tho Head
road in Philadelphia, struck. Unios tho
mandu of the nun aro granted, 2r>,0OU IVJX?JJ
of Lnltor will go out shorUy.
7 HE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Justice Overtake? Now York'? l5oo
A Jerm.oi -Ot her Matter*.
Feb. C.--Tho New York stato assembly
gnu investigating tho Broadway frail'
grant by tho Now York aldermen. Fi
ahbks aninilli-d April 21 on ground that it
tained by bribery. March in.-Henry
Jnehne, rico-praelilont of tho IS84 l<?ir.
aldermen, waa arrested for accepting a l>
In connection with tho franchise, May
Jacbno convicted and scut to state's pr
for niuo years and ten months. Ata il
"IJoodlo" A .-man Miller arrested in Flor
and l.'itb all the other M aldermen who hm!
absconded taken tn. Oct. ll AldormanHa
forfeited los IMIU'1 tor Kohl.; to i'-nnsdo. Nov.
lioodUi Alder.-nnn >IcCft!K> deolArssl in<A. >
19.-Aldennau l-uflr un i I'ulli-.raTtorin i' f
ers. Nov. ;i -Jui/ io tho eui'.? cf Alderman
Quaile disagreed. Doc, 0 -Mcuundo convl
and s-.'ntoiieed to five yonrj with (),C0u Hus
stay was ulterward ohtalncd.
Maruh S - Kxprvss slonecngcr Kellog 'a
bea lou and $'n,oc0 uole-u fi OMI tiri ear Itu ar
C:IK?- Oct. bi. - Messenger Kothoringaani, in
bl Jyiutsund B in t>aueis<-o ratho vd. bound
r, ihl ^ d of $5 J.'.i 0. 1 Io was am>sUit>i!tar,;iil
complicity, but not bing waa proven. I ,?
lt"bbeni go lb: oi...ii a train cl bell,
near Fi,r? W'ortli, Tex., tb spit I ina
enoo of troops, and toeuro M'..te-J.
.''. I'lnkert?.n's dclcclives nrnsttd ilir.o
Hijpposed l > bavo IK> n implicated la tiio i'o
ln.;!ism express ear rebury. H ls rep?
that Fotheringham Ibm-'-If hus aonfeSM I.
j.'u i.. .m lt MuNoli, vlco pn sidei
I':* Lancaster National bank, default<> I bi I
(?J and cwapod to Canada Au*. ?'?.--WI
Urey, Jr., tr.-iiM.in-r of tb<> ln-ltan Orchard i
Oct ton. drfault. <t lu tl.no.'oO. Nest ils
kl?J I hlmsflf. Kept. 20.-William a Cail 1.
k r < f th : Mrst National beuk, PortlAiiU, M
faulted lu pi7,(m. HopU C.-Oeorco M. Coi
oramr, presiJjiJit of tb > ( li ri-r < > ik Ufo I
?nee company. Hartford, defaulted li |!0
Oct. 0-N. ll. NeeM, of J. V ferguson A
ricfaud d In ?1,0 O.Uod an I ntuno-v!. d < lot
K J. UradUyi ex>rnanagoro( boiiiunnCurw
ebarg -d wita $a ,0? defalcation. Oct 8k-JU
J. landers, contidentinl clerk of Latidi-ro, 1!
A- Co, of Indianapolis, Absconded with ?-!
Msreh H.- Holland, t!.n Texan, aoantiod o
murOsr of Tom Davis, sawduBt S?? inditr hi
York. July CS.-Cbarc.es prefurn-d against I
M. Bqulr*. commissioner t pntiho works le
\<,rX. I.'.|\ibe was remove. l.'outr iclor tl;
ll. Flynn nod &f?u?w wero aftcrwarvl iiwtlcti
consiilraey. August S.-lie v. lleorgoO. Had
trobibiriotil^f, iinirdeo'd In Bioux Falls,
ct. H.-Kdwnrd Solomon, tits coin,
charged with bigamy, was admitt>t to b
London. Nov. I,-SurreyOT HansO. Dealt
(bo port of New York, snot by tsvuls Ok
<llncbnr,?ed emplevo. 'ibo wound waa i
S>ivep? one. Nov. r>. -sta :i.ell. tl?o amrdoi
1 ii?lb?-, couvJeted In Ht- IX>I.IH, obtain' t a fi
stay. Nov. M.- The court ? f appeals L
Over-rule<l Hie motion of liuddeuaelk, the
York shell tenement bouse I
tnuosiaugbtes, ivar a nev UOU, hs rn? tah
OTK* va-rrvn-r i ne- vm?.v nx-rnwvTNJ* vu-? XTWTZ
THE rOLTTICAL WORLD.
FORTUNES OF WAR FOR GTATE3
MSM OP THE PRESENT TIME,
lillie* of UM? Dnttonnl :ia'nturn-:u>
sutt of Novoiuliov'* 131ecttous??EuropoAn
5'*.]i(too 1 ??ovemciit?-Tho Irish Ouo.>
tloii-th? Cutten) Vi'mt Cloud.
JANTAIVY.
15. Soni\tor Hoar's presidential Buccceslou
Lill passed i >jr tho boneo. Next doy signad by
tho pr?sidant.
c.;. Eulogies of tho lato Vlee-Presidont Hen
dricks pi siouucod bi tho renato.
FEBRUARY.
18. Tho bill ii Instating Ooo. Pit? John Por
ter j a -ii 1 ? y Ibo lieuse.
?J. Tho Geu. Grant monument hill, ap
propriating $?50,000 fora inonu tuent to ho
erected In Washington, passed by the United
? rjtalcd i 'iiuto.
MAROM.
1. President Clovoland sent a message t<>
tba senate ia which h* denied tho right of
that branch of tho government to demand
from tho president or nay momber of lan
oablnet any |>apora relating to tho causea
i ll ig to tia? suspension ar r< tu -val < f pille -
holders, and declaring that such documenta
ol " p ?rsOlial und private and not official.
0. l?lulr educational bill, appropriating
$70,000,000 for schools, passed tba sonata
15. l!ritr. Con. A, H. Torry promptod to a
major Roncrulship, vico Gen. Hancock, de
ceased.
h;. Half o million opproprlotod for con
gressional library.
Arutu
22. Tho praldont, in a raeseago to congreas,
recommended tho formation of a commission
e?r labor ic*- tho Eottlomont of differences aris
ing bctwoeu capitol und labor.
I ii \ t.
li*. Throe months' " pension blil.wos {Missed
by thu sonata
?0. Calo!? Vf. Weat nppohilod governor of
rjtab, viro Murray, reined.
JU.vu.
8. 3Ji)l ta*<n,*? oleomargarine ilvo cont* a
pound passod tho hons.;.
4. Tho Chiaoao indemnity bill DOSSed tho
senate.
7. Houeo passed hill repealing rho Umber
culture, desert land nad pre-emption ls wa,
materially modifying tho old homestead law.
17. Tariff hill killed In tho house,
IS. rjenato adopted t!io resolution providing
for tho nibmission to tli'? different stilts of
tho Union a oonstitutionnl amendment
changing tho bogluutug of th? presidential
and oongroa-sioiiul year from March 4 to April
30.
18. Senator Vixniv'H bill to repeal tho civil
uervic? ia*v shelved l?y tho Uni tod Btati:?
?mate.
Cl. Extradition treaty with Japan ratified
by tho .?.nito. MM treaty providing for
uevr survey of ?io Uultod Btatoa-Moxioo
boundary lin?.
Ut. tVjnute. passed tho Fits John Porter bill.
2i. President Clovoland vetoes soveuty ono
>....-'. of them rotating i.o Individual pen
siona,
j' :.T.
?0. Blat&sing oleomargarine two eeuta a
pound \>\KU)1 UKI f. ;u.'? house coaouervd
Aug. R.
?,? T*i? f. uiito refuse-, to order un Investi
p-a?inn o? tlio charges of fraud alleged to have
boen committed hi eouncction with tho otoo
UOH vi United Htatca tieuator Payne, of Ohio.
JU. Bill granting lueroosod ponsloua to sol
dier* ot t:.-- lato war who wats) wounded tu
iii? bani, Coot, ann or ! ?-.i - i tJivi l.muj.
j AUUUM
6. T\rrt ?."?f?i-na of tb? Forty ulutb oo:i?;ro?
adjourned,
l?. Cutting waa released from prljoa by
, Hu i'.tviu HU promo ?ourt. The Catting
' episodo nearly cau.so1 a U;jlii bot woo u tho
united States and Moxtvo.
BOPTSUOBfti
j ?3. I.T.ini'y O^or^o II im hinted h>r r. *i> or of
Now Y?ii city by tho workhigiuetk
00TODER.
fl Tim Tammany Hall and Comity
Democracy factions united upon Hon. Abram
ti. Howitt, wlio waa unanimously nominated
for mayor of Now Vori; olly.
13. Theodora RoOJOVOlt nominated for
mayor by tue Republicana of Is'j.-w York city.
1J. Hon. Georgo F. Edmunds i'0-clooted
United States senator from Vermont.
KOVEMOBn.
0. Tho Hew Yuri: ( tty municipal election
excited nat ional interest on account of tho
novel i mea raised. Howitt, Demo -rut, waa
elected mayor, receiving about ?0I000 votes
end having n plurality of 83,000 over Henry
George, \\h<\ lu turn, bent Roosovelt by
7,'i.x?. Tho statooloctlons resulted Inaeorica
cf 1 ic:.l curpilaes for both partlw. WUltoiU
> IX. Morrison, of Illinois, waa defeated, ns was
' abo Frank Hurd, of Ohio, Bneaher John O.
Carllsle.of Kontacky, and W. M. Bprlngor,
of li?iioi.i, narrowly escaped, while H. Q.
I Hurleigh, of Whitehall, NT. Y.. was teuton by
tho labor candidate, E. W. Qreonmon, who
was ii' mi na tod <mly forty-eight boura before
election sud waa ladoraed by tho D?mocrate
Cen. Beevor (Rep.) UM elected gevomor of
Ponuaylvauia. Pitt additional Republican
scongreainion n-er>, eleoted lu tba south, in
Minnenota tho Dem?crata gain tkreo congress
men. If Koutucky tho Republicans kucouoil
wi in elocUug three oongresamon. Chargea of
fraud woro modo on t<oth hides In Indiana.
DHCKilDUlt
8. Tho second sefr.ion 0< tho Forty-ninth
congreas lioj?ina.
B. Tin? pre*! lout lays licforo congress tho
OOrrcapondonce with tho Conndinn govern
went relating to tho fisheries trouble.
?. Tho lio'U?i p??*d tho electoral count bill.
10. Tim ?ciiato ln>y tho bill providing for
open OXeOttttVO aotutoiu on tho tnhlo.
Pi. Tho r* nato votes to ropevil the touuro of
ofipro act
20. Tho house, by o voto of ir. I to HS, ro
fuse/t U> cou Mer tho Morrison tariff bill.
IN OTHER LAND9.
Oatttne of l'ulltlcul Stovainent* Ut For
eign Count rio?.
JANUARY.
1. Burmah waa formally annexed to the
British empire.
7. New French cabinet formed, with M.
Do Freycinet at Its hood.
14. A (looroo of amnesty to persons con
victed of political offenses since 1S70 was
signod by President Grovy, of France.
Vt, British i>orllamont opened by tho quoeu
tn ponton.
2ft. An amendment to tho quoeu's addn>ea,
Introduced by Mr. Colling*, in which regret
waa expressed that no tnonraircs bod boon
KiiggeKted for tho amolloration of tho caniU
lion of the Irish tenantry, was parsed lyn
clooo vote after on excited and vory personal
debato.
87. Tho Baltsbury ministry toudeixxl Its
rr. Igiiatlon, which WM accepted . fow days
later.
. FEBRCAET.
S. Gladstone and Ll? mhd'.try ur-umod
?bargo of th? affairs of ?tnt?.
??. Gladstone aiir.ouuouihls uaw oabln,>i and
Uefinon bis Irish policy.
KA noa.
B. Boryla avnd Bulgul ia algu.-U '. txeaty of
penco at Bucharest.
87. A tenaatlou was ena fid lu Brit I'VB
Bsttyaal (askstej bjr StK) wiUoti-awol from tki
eaMivet *f Messrs. Caamlierlrdn and Travel?
yon, who wcro succeeded by Mr. JamosBtOUS*
Qeld and the Cati of Dalhousie,
81, Tho reiehstOg i?roloiio;?d thu tttitUSoclal
lat law two year?
Arrut*
0, Priuou Alexander of Bulgaria was
recognized us lifo governor of Eastern ru>u
mella by all tho powers, except Huaslo,
7. Tho Russian laadtag passed tho bil] con
fiscating ail lands lu BOSOM belonging to
Poles, and providing for tho OOlOilizalioa ot
tho province with Qcrtuatts,
31, ?rocco waa ordered by tho powers to
disarm within eight days. lt? turning an
I oquivocal answer, tho foreign ministers, ou
. Hay 0, announced their intention of leaving
I Athena, Muy o lao foreign doola blockaded
I tin* s cia coast, and tfce ministry nt onco ro
signed. Throb daya later a now ministry waa
i formed hy M. Volv?a, wlio aaMiuicd tba lead
! orahip,
; C". Tho KprinLh aonatoriol election.) rc
. suited ia a Bwcoping victory for tho Minis*
torioltsta
HAY,
Bl, Now (crock ministry formed br IL
Tricoupia
JU Ni.
1'! Ludwig IT, deposed and Inonu*) king
of bavaria, committed suicido by drowning
la Lako Bia ruber g. Ula physician, Dr. Oud*
don, loot hia lifo ia ea o flor s to res? uo bia
sovereign.
33. A dooroo of banishment waa (issued
against tho Fru-i^h prlucca, all of whom lm
uicdiately loft franco.
J ci.,-.
CO. Coinploto rcturna of tho British parlia
mentary elections aro nil In. Tho llgur -
6tiow: Conservatives, 810; Union Llb raia,
"y; Oladstono Littorals, 101; Piirneiutes, tf?
giving a clear Union Ut majority ot i re
I .Cl. Mr. Uladstono'u retirement from tho
I governmont accepted hy tho queen, l. - !
! Biitlsbury ros at onco mimmoncd by tho
i queen, and formed a now ministry, which oa
Buincd tho reins of govomiuont Aug. 0.
?..1 A resolution to emancipate at mi early
dnto th.-? 30,000 ?laves remaining in Cuba
' passed tho Spanish chamber of doputi1 -
j uuonlmously.
Aror.Vi.
i 1. Tho Republicans of Franco won nu over
I whelming victory in iho general elections.
I 21 Prince Aloxaudcr of Bulgarin was
! forced to abdicate. Ile, however, returned
? aeon afterward and waa again orowm .L
BUPTRMnEIt.
4. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was c< in
! polled by tho czar of Ulidia to abdicate
' agaiu.
io. Torlea ex prosa groat dbrsatlsfact ion nt
. tho action of Oen. Itedvoro BulU<r, who ?voa
seat to ireland to iuvestjgato tho work inga
of Iho Land law9.
15. Tho Russian gonoral, liaran Kunibar.-,
? w.-t3 appointed Russian diplomatic anent at
Bolla.
BL Mr. ParnelPa Irish lr.-.vl t.iil won ri?
foaled ia tho Brltli li h< ?u io "f commons.
35. Tho British parliainont wa* prorogued
hy tho queen until Nov. 11.
NOVRMnCR.
9. Iv->rd mayor'.! d.i.. nt London, No dis?
t urbancoJof moment occurred, t! . ;-' iciiil . i
having baenrofusod permisslou tons a?bl
DECK:.: ..ru.
IR. TV- British government lin? antHuiivvd
its intention of Issuing a proclamation declar
ing tai trish National League au Illegal con?
ipiracy.
ld. At I/nighrea, lro1:>;? l. John Billon,.tho
Irish lea. lor, with th roo ot nora, arrested for
eulio tin^ routs undor tho 1 -?-.?j\n>-'?? pian
campaign. Mr. Dillon i? roughly handled by
th - poli- o and is roinanded for ono wook.
io Tho territory oloug tho oatiro African
coast, between KJptoi and Lamia, ceded to
Coi immy.
THU WORLD OF SPORTS.
r.?*.it.i o? Interest I? PorSMM Vi-ivo Ad
mlru Atlilrtlo*.
Toit ft-Jaok Fogarty .ve.'-, knoaked ont by
Jack Dempsey, In twenty-six rounds, at Now
Vor.- city, tor i 'l,.'>i)J und tho im?l lb-.\oight
championship, (fob. hi.-Jem Binlth mid
Alf UrconO ?Id, both of England. fou ;ht tblr
toe.n rounds near Chantilly, Frnuce. Th?
ri toreo devi l d ii a draw. March ll.-J . ..
1>.-.:.; ?..>. wimped Gcorgp IjoBlniicbt*, thu
"Marino,11 at (marchmont, L I. Th? result . r
tho ii.-m loft Dempsey thoundisput l middle
weight champion of tho VJ nt tesl
March 83.-.Tommy Warran defeated T<
IJarno? for IUJ featherweight dian
slap of tho world, at Mill Creek, forty
six milos from Louisvlllo, Ky, In forty
i round?. July ft. -leter J, N ...ti I. ai
; Jack Burko, tho "Irish Lid," in olj;ht
loam's nt Chester park, Cl iclnnntt.
July 31.-JakoKllraln defeated fuck .'. liton, tho
? "Provldcnca wonder," iueight rounds ut li' ir?.
I wool park, Brooklyn, i ipt, i? ilia i. i
I vannofeai-.d 1 rank 1 inarki in Ovo i. .. rt Al
: loghouy City, Pa. Oct, ilX-Johnny 61 A . nf
' Brooklyn, don atcl BiUy Frnsl r, ..f ? >mervillo,
Haas,, at posion, for tho |l?;ht\\nlichl chainplon
; phip of the United Kkitea, kaockhiK ). in . it m
tho twenty-first round, in tho santo liux 1 ano
i Weir, Un "Belfast BlVkl-r," defeated Jamea V,
I'uln v, of Bangor, M^,eifiur nmrnl i. ibo
i Kow Knulaiul featherweight chnini)loi,?hlp, Sov.
J), l'a loy ?.y.>n wmi kum... 'd eui by Jolla I*
; f?nllivan ai tho Ueobanlcs' Pavillon, inn Irin
i ejsco, In throo ronnila Nov ?i ? . ooiiuli tr Mn
Caffrey knocked "Biairrow" Golden oui of time
In eleven rounds at a Kow Jorsw.'y li&tnlot ?. Itluu u
. tew milos ot Mow Vork eitv.
Jan I.O.-Jacob Boba rer, tho hilliard ernort,
' defeated Maurice Vigaaux, of france, al .<
York. Apr. 8.-Tho Ctinibridgo Uulroi?! . ' f?t
crow 's-'" tho Oxford eiv\.-? II tho I'L inn s !? .i?
land) cou i - . from Put noy n< Mortlulw. Mi y lt.
V?'ii Ali nias tho Kentucky Berty Hoy io
Myers, iho American i unncr, dot mt si <;? or?o f^r
HM third timo ai on? milo, themuy wlnulng
tba ohamnlonshlp Juno IO.- J li .. ?ina' ha
colt Bau l 'ix, with Hayward up, won ino Coi ..
lnlaii>l Derby, Juno SD. -Th > i'm han ?.? n the .??.<
for first ehi.-.u F|OOI)S in Ibo Eastcra yacht club at
Uarblehead, Masa July 0. -Volo (Wonted I lar
va ni i"r tho rowtog champ! ini?ii?> of Ami rican
eollegea at Kow I?ndon,C'onn u-pt i U llllim
Boaon dofeated John Tcemor f r n> ? worlo'a
? aquatlo ohamptOQSbip, o vor iboThaiueaco inn.
I Ixmuon, Bngland, tVpt. Il, -Iho IntornattonaJ
yaoht ra -j was wou by I.io Mayflower, ih > Am r
loaeup thoa reinaininpt bi thia couutrr t' pt jil,
! -('.coiii.? W. I?oo,of Ko . J; i loy, boat : ? il >i..o. i
. sou, of Australia, on iho Tbamoa river, l .> (land.
Sept. 18.-Beach lient Uaudaur over thu ruauioa
ihaainlonshlj) course, London, niiRtand F'cpt
? IB.-'Ino Mayflower won tho ratfor first el1 s
; yachts In tho Nuw|?ort ft gathi, defeat In ribe(
Otea und Puritan. Kopt, '-i, . William lt a. ll, of
I Australia, defeated W all ie,. Boas fer tia- ehnuv
fljiibhip nf tho world ovor iho Thames courso,
/aldon, England. Tima, ?;'."> CH -J. - \>'. 0.
George defeutsi Cuuiiuiiiiri in a ten milo I i
ruco ?a Birmingham, Bnglan I. Oot, U Tlioi il?
ca?;?> rlul> won tho Loagu > basol all championship
pennant; tho Ullor. ohio I??ole ll;?? li.t-iniu- o d
ohanipl'>nsiiip, while tho bl l/?ula Browns again
cuni. ?1 off tho hun?,ra la t:. > Aiaciionn ii .1.1
Uon. O t. S3, -At Kt I/.ills tho Gt, l?ui I Uro?, ns,
ejiampiuns of tho Amerlc in UM ? inti n, dafeatou
tho C'ble.'tgo olub, tia? 1/ fuo ehaiapions, for UiO
fourth limo, Intll winni ; th^> world's b::>v-l>?:3
ehai'ipioii.itiip ami lbptuuror<.*oolpts'(( i nix
ramos played. RoV. 63,?-Yaki toni Princoton at
football on tho lattOr'agTOUn U by ono luuchdo?Mi.
Prlacotou protesu>d
r< ?I i ; i STIsei'llnuy.
July ti.-A Jury having OooGrttv il tho di croo ?t
dlvoroo graotod Mr. Orawford, with Hr Charl i
Dilkoaa corecpoailent, tho lilt r leave i KiigUml
and .. ; M . hi th? south of rriatee
Oct 10.-A rilaboli al nunrehiR.' fklt ?H> l ian
t?io uity of Vienna, Austi lu, dlSCOYOfed by tho |M>
lice, who arrcnt a.?wateen of Ci ? coas,'tratera,
Ose. Bi.- Torplhlo dentnicil j.i Idpofktd lo Cw
aouihorn jirovlnci s cf Itu- !.?
Boo. 91,--'Iho jury l:iiiio I'od-i ('ai)i(ibell ease
at London linds Lady CampbuU uot fuiliy u:ul dc
?ouao >a Gen Butler.
HOT vKl.-IVIuerss Beatrl:o, daughter of QIV>NI
Vlc.orli, gives bli th lon >-o;>,
b?'pt. 'A I--Itnllliictou Booth, B.->n of lian. Po?-.fb
af tho Salvation Army, la married ni Lxidon,
tnglnnd, to Mist Maud?) C'aarlcsivoitb, HM beieosa.
Haasts mt Daring.
A?> ?-O. B. Graham C^toA tkraugh Hvt
Iflagaaa wbWpool ropbi.i ta a barral. JuJy39
8Uvo U rod li Juraps Irom t'a? BroAlj a tr kiga
Aug. H.-flaor?e MnikHt awl Wi.tai.i l otta g??
sr.ftljr Mir? a;rh UIA NUuarn v>lihlp.>.1 ra !.!s lu it,
bared. Aug. W.-WUIUm J. Kendall awln^
tha whiiiiwol rani lt ?f Ma-Tira. BOT, 7,
Lsirry Ouiovan iniapj fi. ? th? t i
aair.fon.l rfdm.iJ ? ?a:;-ua Falta. :.-.? vj. -?llaa
W.--, VVJWpan lwusta div?? troua Uk? BrooUvya.
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JOCUL?R "JOE
roves lo bc a Veritable PiiilosopSer,
I II fl tic tico of tlu> recent I'urth
qttuku shocks In Charleston upo?
lien U h.
RY p. i*KVRK ec IHCIIart, M. j).,
PHYSICIAN TO TH!-. riTT UCSPIYAL,
ou *KI.**TO:T.
l;i addition (otho natural alarm"
od fright-especially among wo*
! nmn and children-caused by thc
rocen I calamity, where so many
persons woresuddeuly brought face
to faeo with death under most ap*
palling circumstances concolvablo,
ami in-every variety of situation
. >, 1 11 J::'.ition, 1 have gathered thc
following facts from perso uol ob
sorvation and inquiry. They aro
Interesting because rather unique
hi ?ur experience In HUN country.
AH tho result of t?;e shocks,.sorae
persons were Instantly attacked
w illi nausea accompanied by vom?
?line., which ivcurred or persisted
in several cases for days.
Mrs. M. wai n.nusoat.o.d during
the first ?hock (Au?, di) and had
repeated uttacks nftterwnrdjWith
vomiting and ncrvo-eloctrlcal dis?
lurbanee. Miss M. was nauseated
nt thc fir-: vibration, end before
she could leave her chamber. ..Mrs.
Iv \ absent Au;.;. SJ, but in All
the subsequent shocks soe suffered
giddinei ? with a feeliug ns if tho
floor was trembling under lier feet,
. nd experienced "instead of sad-?
is, u tendency to laughter." There
was no tingling or electrical distur*
h mee. Bim was nauseated but once.
Mr. H. und .Mr. FT. had nausea,
and both had colic and diarrhea
following, on tho nljrht of August
ol. Mrs. G. suffers from extreme
nausea after every shock. Bbc Wai
sound asleep uftor the. second shock
Kriday, 28th Bept.), yet woke Up
nauseated. J could give numerous
.. .< M 11 Af - of u similar character.
Mrs. M., Mrs. B., aud Mrs. D.. ox
_porienecd for v longtime ;i feeling,
whet her r< ni <>?- Imaginary, o? i rem*
ors-as if tiie floor or tbe earth
were Incessantly moving under
11 nd r. foot, fiiaillar sensations were
fidt l>y persons living lu Hie COUU?
[ry. Many of those residing on
thejeoast declare that delicate and
almost Imjiorceptible. yibratlous
ure constantly felt. M rn. C. living
onie distance from Ibis city expo
rieneed a Renn&tiois>Mas if tho was
, mspeuded in m id air.M Our; of my
I tients, Mrs. li., remarked, "Tho
i irthquake leaven you powerless*)
li und tingling come on before
ii di ick--the whole body pulsating
[th un ir ; every liddy cried OU ac
I ronni of p.lin in their knees and
le !'' Mr. l\ informs mo that ho
would c instantly anticipate tho re?
eerronco of shock" by Iii? seusatloas
-nervousness, tingling, etc, Two
, young gentlemen, on the blands
eiglity^inilcM from Charleston, had
lr eyes suddenly filled with tears
Aug. 81), not to be repressed, but
not caused hy alarm, or foam for
'.. i orsonal safety; for the (Isa*
i* there was not omminent, These
? :ainpic* could he uiultiplted by
1 Hie relation",of others, if moro
u : .?ve in(|tilricfl wera made?
Tiie commotion, attrition, and
trot Iii gs of vast masses of earth,
ml [hi only squcoae out water
- md, and gases, but very i.aturully
generate electricity on a Ire mon?
;c..lc which would affect these
v li 1 \vero i nodally sensitive.
! have tbf Htatemstita of many
j persons, thal they experienced de
ehb'd electrical disturbances, which
j were repeated upou the successive
i r< I'urreuoc of the shocks. These
w < r . generally tingling, ?.ricking
illoiia. like "needles and pins/'
.ting tho lower extremities. A
fi winny ue'cltcdt Judge-,tnutowu
far re ii.o ved from this ( I ty, i mm cd I
it ely after lite great shock, i nq ti I rod
of Mr. A. "Howdo you feol?"Tba
reply was, "As If pricked by noe?
dies and pliMl" To Which ho rejoin?
ed; "Thai ls precisely my export*
hnce!" Tho Kev.-, when Rsded
as regards the effects produced up
on him, Slated that it wns "nu floe*
Irles I thrill-after and with: ?ll tb*
shock i : exactly what ho had before
experienced In lils frequent use Of
the olootrlojbatlory." lils slater was
-iniihirly tiffed od. air? 8. feels.tho
nervous sensation boforo (bo shocks
< .?erring at night-never in tho
dav.
A child of one of my palloutn
would givo Immediate notice of
tho approach ??jf n shock1, night or
day, bnl often st night, by calling
aloud; being far more keenly alive
' to thom than the adult members of
tho family, or than bis mother' wlio
generally k apt awake. Tho Inanll?
ity to move ld* leg, of used by n re*
cont upraln of tin* kueo from which
ho suffered, wau gn v.tJy luersssod
after ouch occurreueo of shocks.
I Iis log would then remalli ci Iff und
contraotod. Another. Mr. ll. ua
nurea mo that bs could always an*
tlclpato and know of the approach
Of tl shock hy lils peculiar nervous
electrical ?cnaath.mi. Mi*--* K, ?uiys
siro could feel the of foote of tho
shook M "beginning in bor big loo*'
and extending with % tingling up
ward. (Inc gentleman baa boon
Com plot oly relieved of bin rheuma
tism; Another, who for months wan
ne .ou?, depressed, uud entirely
un. le to attend to any bU Sill OMS,
.ined bl former activity and
em i v through Uie in i'la v. c. .. gen*
ti ' by tho^opouted convulsions
Of nal re.
Y, .? mostlinportaut promonllonts
of the groa uno verne nt of the earth
v t retl ree: 1. Almost entire ab
mi. storm, thunder, lightning.
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