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S nui-M'whin ïiiues ADVERTISING AND job WORK. ^’Hilishf d Monda} <> »nd 1 hurolay» by ÏIMIS PRINTING COMPANY. .t^hZ wto^^tS"be CH AS. NICKELL. M asaosk . T imesprintinc house Corner Third and C Btreel JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31,1894. Freauient, Gt over Cleveland; vice-preaid ent, Adiai Hiert HMon. averetary of state Waiter Q. IM*ciclary of treasury, John G. Cnr- ’’•i®, secret ary of Interior. Hoke Smith; seere- tery of Dan’i H. Lamont; wcretary of ••vy, Hilary A. Herbert: secretary of agrlcul- J Hteri fur Morton; t .mtmaslrr-jn iiera.. “alter u. attoruey-gcnvral, K. Olney «TATE OF OREGON. U.S. aenat >ra, J. K. MitcheH. J. Dolph; NNtgrcaeoirn, B. Hermann, W. R. ( |H>; gov ernor.«. Pennoyer; secretary of slate. ti< orgc W. McBride; stat® treaaurcr. Phil. .Metscuau; Mat® printer.P. C. Bak®r;Supt. public neiruc- Jlor». e . B. M« Elroy: supreme judges, tt. S. Mean, chief Justice. F. H. Moore, (J. >•. Wo:ver ton- railroad cominisaioiurs, I. A. Macro in. J. B. Eddy, H. B. Compson; clerk ol coui- ■Imlou, Lydeil Maker. u. ». LAMP OrriUBM. ■oaeburtr -Keceiver, K. S. Hhcrldan, reg ister. K. M. V« atch. Lakeview—H»x?eiver, V. L. Snelling, regia- tar. W. a . Wilshire. riKMT JUDICIAL DIPntlUT. NUNAN, J OFFICIAI. DIBECTOEI Oenevfil REVIEW OFTHE YEAR I ! Dealer in --------------------------------------- OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW OPEN Buyers Oller Exeuptionally A” n.1 nos-:. Good PRICES THE VERY LOWEST. ■« I ^Cdfl^NMBMRteMRm.-^oaeptoine, Lake and Klamath c »unties: circuit Ju lgcM. H. K. Han na, W. v. llale; district attorney. H. L. lienaor.; □»ember buafd of equalization, A. C. Auidun. Men’s Suits, complete, from $5,00.to $20.00. Cash or Goods paid for all kindsof Farm Produce. JACKM/M COUNry. Fanor, H. H. Holt, representatives, J. A. Jeffrey, K M. Neaico, Geo. W. Dunn; county judge, J. it. Nell; commissioners, ». Furry W. H. Bradshaw;clerk, N. A. Jacob®; aherlff. F. Patterson; recorder. Grant Rawlings; treas urer, M «. Welch; assessor. Geo. A. Jackson; School superintendent, Gus. Newbury; sur veyor. K. W Kennedy; coroner,D. M. Brower; Stock in-rpvclor Jas. Helms. Soliciting your patronage and guaranteeing satisfaction, I am Respectfully, J. NUNAN, Jacksonville. JOHKFH1N« COUNTY. 'Will SI'1!..**«C. W.B. VaiMlerhurjr; ropreaen- Uti«e •-««»» W.II. It. V«. U. DIIIIIII, «uiMil'Ctn»';' xtt . uyt jadtee, 9. J. tn. M. Wie»; | I cofumisMioiiers. J. E. Bey f er th. T. F. Uroxton,. clerk. C. it. Hur mon; sheriff. Jos. G. Hiatt; treasurer, A Bartlett; assessor, C. M. Blitea; scb<M/i superintendent,Alice <-•»rsoipsurveyor il. O. McCulloch; coroner, W. F. Kremer. KLAMATR COUNTY. Joint senator, C. A. (’ogswell of Lake repre- aentatlvc. V, Conn of isik« : county Judge, C. B. Moor?, loiuiuissioners, Jas. T. Ilvnlej, John Wells; clerk A. L. Leavitt; sheriff. A. A. Fitch; treasurer, Alex. Martin; asat-ssoi-.A. T. W'lsub; scliool superintendent. i»ucv Gordon; surveyor. A. Uaatel; coroner, tt. G. Galbre. » LAKI COUNTY. MISCELLANEOUS. AT COST ! AT COST ! ! SILAS J. DAY, NOTARY PUB LIC AT COST!!! REAL ESTATE AGENT I Abstracts Made of Titles to Lands. Joint sena* »r, C. A. < ogswell of Lake; repre- «•uiatlve, V.Conuot latke;county Jmiae. E. M Brut fai n: et un missione rs, J. Mcliheny. A. V. latite;clerk, W. A. Miissingill, sheriff, F. LEGAL DOCUMENTS P. lain:, tnasurer, J. S. Field: nsv>*or. F. E. Harris; school superintendent, J. J. Monroe; Of al! kinds drawn up, especially pertaining aurveyor, E. Moore; oorooer, J. W. to the settlement of estates. Howard. TOWN O? JACKSON vi LLB. Trustees. J. Nunan, president, G. Bl. lave. T. Cameron, J. F. White, K. Rubli; record er. I Ellas J. Day; treasurer, Jas. UronemiIler;street cotuinisaioaer.Wai. Heely; marshal.C. Purcuil. The trustees of Jacksonville hold their reg ular sessions on first Tuesday ill each monili. Narri no or count ®. Th® supreme court of Oregon meets ai B tlria. regular terms commencing on lite first Mondays In Marcii and October; also at Peii- dlvt.iii, v«u imvticii:» ou Irat Monday u May. Tbeciruii it court tor the first judicial district aits in Jackson county on first Mondays tn April, September and December. In Klamath eountv ou second Monday in June and first Monday In November. In latke county on tlie third Monday in May and tlie second Monday in October. In Josephine county on the first Mo 'days In March and August. Fv«r Jackson county the county,probate ana com alisei oners* courts meet every monili, comwith the first Monday. For Jose phine cou.iiy. t Ur first .Monday in January, Apilì, July and Beptember. For Lake county, ever* a'.ternate montli, ci «nmencing the first a Monday iu January. For K larnath countyjh® first Wednesday in Man h, June, Kept ember and November S. ROSENTHAL of Medford, THE CLOTHIFR, Is determined to CLOSE OUT his Entire Stock of Goods— Collector of Aeeonuts Prompt Remittancrx, which is a FULL and FIRST-CLASS ONE— and offers th MONEY LOANED. who’e luvestment securities asjiecialty. Jackson County Scrip bought and told. I have u complete set of maps of all survey ed lands in this county, and receive Abstracts monthly from Koseburir and the State Land Department at Salem of all new entries made linn prepared to make out homestead papers and can save parties the expense of a lop to tlie ItoMcbiii'g mad office. • • • AT CClCT WITHOUT * * M 1 Uvo I «. * RESERVE! want REAL BARGAINS get nur prices, as we COMPETITION f have a Number of Fine Farm» and other de Mt ruble property im hand» for tale, S. ROSENTHAL, M edford , O regon . t^Trompt reply imule to ell letter». Charvea in accordance with the times. Itefera. by permission.to Hon. H, K. Hanna, Judite ol 1st Judicial District, and to any buaineaa house In Jacksonville. SILAS J. DAY PROFESSIONAL CAROS. WM. M. COLVIC, ATTORNKY AND COUNSKUIR AT L a W. SOUTHERN OREGON Jiieiwitill», Oregon, Capital Stock, Will practice In all court» of the state. Otlee In the Court House. BEST EQUIPPED JOB OFFICE $50,000.00 Tn Hoiitlierii Oregon Receive deposits subpet to check or on certificate payable on iletnanil. ATTORNEYS ANI» COI KSELUHS AT LAW. Sell b ; gli lirait» on New York. San ./ tektoHVllle, Oregon» Francisco and Poifland. Will practice In nil coarta of the alate. Office in the Court House, second door on i he right Telegraphic transfer« sold on all jiointR of entrane ». in the United States. Special attention given to Colletions J. R. NEIL. and «eneral bn»iiiM« of onr customers. P. P. PRIM A. SON, Ami Does« Tlie ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. •'’itckiOHVill , Or, S. F. CASS. ffill practice la ill courts of the Stale. Office In the Court House, last door oil left of en trance. Lionel K. Webster. AuKtln 8. Hammond. WEBSTER A. HAMMONO, A FTOKNKYS-AT-LA W. Med foni, • - • i ......... PHYSICIAN ANO ! l .ti i SURGKON, “ - “ Money saved is mcney iaade ! ! ! Medfod, Oregon. FETSCH, Office on Main street. in ('hildiTs' Building. Calls promptly Attended to day or night. - - - - C hristmas P resents ? FOR ONLY $3.00 11 will be resumed tor boabd - ers and Day Pupil« in Seytt tubei 3.18M. S tudies DR. J. B. WAIT, - We are now making a dozen Elegant Presents SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES The course of study in this u.’tltution II Olitoti at residence, south east corner C and tliorouKh. embracing all the brane1-., s be.ong »th Streets. inn to a tlrst-class education. La. me „ drawing and vocai legions In clat b lie included inthe English course, form n< '?■ O. F. DEMOREST charge. Young ladies w shine to follow the higher HKSIDKNT DENTIST. art course or musical course »re afforded special facilities in each. led forti. Or"»»». The usual modification s made when more than one of thesame family attend the Acad emy at tlie same time. There will a'»o be attached totuc Acadtmy I DR. CEO. O’B. DE BAR. a day schorl lor boys in a separate building. Jacksonville 1» conceded to be lhe most PHYSICIAN ANDSUHGKON, healthy p ace in Southern Or«gon and cany of of access Rogue River Valley Railway Co.’s Jacknonvllle. Ore_'< n. trains run within a block of the Convent. Office »nd residence ou l'aliliiml» Street. For furth >r particulars address the Call» attended promptly dar or ulirht SUPERIORESS, Jacksonville, Or. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Do you intend to make any CONDUCT»») BY TH» ■” Mrdford, Oregon. ™ HOLIDAYS «nt Jark^onrUlf, Oregon, Oregon E. KIRCHCE8SNER, M. O., J. P. TUFFS, President. V Ice President R. A. R ooth . Carhler. s Nothing will be nicer to present to your BEST friend than an ARISTO or SOLIO PANEL plio- ograpli of yourself, especially if it is made by the WIRTH PHOTO CO A Seventh Street, Medford. * " “ Main St. (formerly Tyler g’lry) Ashl’d First-clase Business nil«' Normal School for both Sexes. For Particulars and Specimen ns of Penmanship, address DR. E. P CEARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. MEKCHANl TAILOR: ■ rUford, dreg»». Will make you a Fine Suit of Clothe« in the Latest Sty e», OSue In (»per» H >u»e. He.ldencc oppo site Pr-.«l>yterian church. DR. E. B. PICKEL physician and surgeon , FROM $22.00 UP. Fff" Give him a call before Laving your suits ordered elsewhere. Sat isfaction Guaranteed. A. FETSCH Medford, Oregon. Calls :• *otnpily Attended to day or night. Oflkc on 7th street. DRS. ODCERS & HALL, DENTISTS, Frort Street, Medford, Or^on. BEEKMAN & REAMES’ Medford, Oregon. BANKING HOUSE, Have pornnmently located In Medford for the practice ot dentistry. From a continued Nio-rM.nr, t. f. f, KE EK MA V’N EAXK. practice of over fourteen years we are pre par'd u> guarantee entire aatisfaetioe. JACKSONVILLE, OR tlrtlce over Slovei '» druif-4i. re. S. JONES, he undersigned ha ye formed T oo-partnersh.it with an author!»«! capital <>t ffimJIUO., for the purpose or carrying on a PHYSICIAN AND 8 V R O K O N General Uankmg llusiness in all its branches in Jack»>nrllle, <)reir< n. Office at the old ».»/•rd. Or.j.», J stand <>r Deck mao's Rankin« House, N.W.cor ner California »UJ Third streets. C. C. BEEKMAN. Office la Hamlin »Block Uf-Malr THUS. G. KEAMES. MAWHOOO RESTORED “CIJPIDuRE’ ' This grpat Vegetal»!« —----- ------------ --- ------Vitui'ser.tfce prenci Op tion of u (ai’iouM French physician, wiil quickiv cu»e you of all i < r- vous or'‘diseases of the generative orgiuis, such a< Lost Manhopd. Insomnia, l*:<insln the Back,Seminai É,niss.<u. . N' tvihìs Debility, Pimples, Unfitness to Murrv . Exhausting Dr:.ins. Varicocele »» •> Constipation, it stops ali I > ssph bv «• v or night. Prevents ont k- n. s« of djsebarge. which if notchpcked leads to Spermatcrrhœa and the i»rr<Ksoi Impotencv. < 5 PIOliNE < kuuaes ttijli’ er, th® BEFORE and AFTER all kidneys and tlie urinary organs of all impurities. CO PIDENE stre’tgtbens .uia restore small w oak ..rsuns. * .............. Th3 reason sufferers are not cu.-ed by Jhietors is b ecause ninety percent sre troubled w;tr Pi*c«tuflti«. CtTPIDENElathnonly known remedy to curewithor.' an opensteui. ftiCt« < v id- als. A written guarantee given and money returned if six Nixes doos not ellect a peimau« utcure $U)0a box. six for by mail. Hi »nd for frhe circular and testimonials. Address 1>A Vol. M S l DICIN E CO., P. o. Box 2076, San Francisco, Csi. J-YrSale «>‘ Sold at City Drug Store, Jacksonville MANHOOD RESTORED! OF 1894. A Chronological Record of Accidents, Fire Disasters, Commercial Troubles, Miscel- ! laneous Events, Important Conventions ami the Work of the Grim Destroyer. Miners’ and Farmers’ Supplies. : « SUMMARY OF THE NOTABLE EVENTS TMs wunimrful’reniedy guaranUM-d U> core a. I nervous diseases.such as Weak Memory, Loss Power, Lieadacbe. Wakeiillness. Lost Manhood, Nightly Kmissions, Ntrvo ness,all druinsand loss of power in Generative Organs of either by over exertion, youthful errwro, excessive use of tobu^<- ulants. which I»*:»*! u» inhrniltv.Consumption or Insanity, tai; be carr.ea-n vest ppr iivt. i< r S».S, by mail prepaid. With n order we ive a writtea guarantiee to cure or refund 1 hr money. X' a or » > ruggiets. Ask a,r it, take no other Write for free Medical Book sent sen**« [M». inplain wrapper. Andress N EK VE M££l> CO., MasonicTeakpie^Im* For sale in Jacksonville.Ore..by J. W. BOBANbON'i? CITY DRUG S'l'UKE. JANUARY. 1. Obituary: Dr. D. B. Cheney, an old Bap list minister of Chicago, in that city ; aged 74. 2. Obitua y: Col. Floyd Clarksm, well known C. A. R. veteran, in New York; aged 63. Orlando B. Potter, prominent, in New’ York circles, in New York; aged 71. William P. Earle, an old New* York hotel keeper, in New York; aged 82. Miscellaneous: Theodore Walton, “the plun ger,” made an assignment in New York. 8. Fires: An $850,000 fire ir Toledo, which de stroyed the Chamber of Commerce, 2 eleva tors, a museum und a wiiolesaledrug store. Drug house of Hinchmann & Sons burned in Detroit; loss, $160,000. 4. Obituary: Harry Kennedy, song w’riter and ventriloquist, in Brooklyn. Elizabeth Pea body, pioneer in education and reform, in Boston; aged 89. 5. Fire: A granite block ir. Worcester. Mass., I burned; loss, $140,000. Collision between troops and rioters in Sici ly ; 40 rioters killed. Obituary: Benton J. Hall, a well known Iowa lawyer, at Burlington, la.: aged 50. 6. Fires: The cyclorama of Gettysburg burned at Niagara Falls. The Albany theater burned at Albany; loss. $125,000. Obituary: Dr. Clinton Cavendish, English traveler and scientist, au San Antonio,Tex.; aged 53. 8. Fire: Chicago World’s fair buildings; loss, alxiut $1,000,000. 9. Obituary : Rev. Father Patrick Corrigan, a prominent Romanist, at Hoboken, N. J.; aged 58. 10. Fire: Factory of the Starr Manufacturing company, at Richmond, Ind., totally de stroyed by lire; loss, $250,000. Obituary: Rear Admiral Donald McNeil Fairfax, U. 8. N., retired, at Hagerstow’n, Md.; aged 70. Frank Bolles, well know’n as an author and secretary of Harvard university, in Boston. a. Obituary: Mrs. William M. Thackeray, widow of the novelist, at Leigh, England; aged 75. 13. Fires: Tinkham’s woolen mills at Harri sonville, R. I., burned; loss, $480,000. Three blocks burned at Ipswich, Mass.; loss, $100,000. British troop® defeated 4,000 Sofas in Sierra Leone; 250 Sofas killed. 14. Fire: The “Syndicate block,” Minneapolis, damaged $113,000 by fire. Disaster: 6 sailors of the Dutch steamer Amsterdam drowned while attempting to rescue the crew of a sinking schooner in the Atlantic. !5 Disaster: In a telescoping collision on the D. , L. and W. at Hackensack meadows, N. J., 11 persons were killed, 30 injured. Obituary: Gen. William H. Forney, a Con federate veteran, superintendent of Gettys burg battlefield, at Anniston, Ala.; aged 71. Obituary: George Bartlett Prescott, author and electrician, in New York; aged 64. Obituary: John Haley Spears, an associate of Lincoln, at Jacksonville; ag<*d 00. Ex Governor William Gaston of Massachusetts, m Boston; aged 74. Obituary: Helen A. Shafer, president of Wellesley college, at Wellesley, Mass.; i.ged 54. Eugene Nils, French dramatist, in Paris; aged 78. Ex-Governor William Gil pin of Colorado, at Denver; aged 81. Gen. Emil® Mellinet, a French veteran of the w’arsof the first and se<xind empires, at Nantes; aged96. Obituary: Constance Fenimore Woolson, Fenimore Cooper’s grandniece, at Nice, Italy; aged 46. 23. Fire: Purdue university, Lafayette, Ind., almost destroyed by fire; loss, $180,000. Obituary: Laura Schirmer Mapleson, the singer, in New York; aged 32. Twenty-fourth annual convention of the na tional board of trade in Washington. 24. Fire: The Sherman oil and cotton mill at Sherman Tex., burned; loss, $100,000. Obituary: r . W. Irwin, a prominent business man of Chicago, in that city; aged 64. 25. Fire: Residence of Senator Palmer at Springfield, Ills., destroyed. Miscellaneous: Timbuktu entered by French troops. Corbett defeated Mitchell for the W’orld’s championship at Jacksonville. 27. Obituary: Rosina Vokes, actress, in Tor quay, England; aged 40. 28. Fire: $500.000 fire at Bath, Me., which de stroyed a hotel, 3 banks and several stores. Obituary : Cavelier, celebrated French sculp tor, in Paris; agtxl 80. Detroit; loss, $15U,0UU. Knoxville, main building and annex of Knoxville college Disaster: Boilers of the new German cruiser Brandenburg exploded at Kiel; 41 killed. 17. Obituary: R. W. English, a personal aa*> ciate of Lincoln, at Karsas City : aged 83. 18. Fires: At Ottawa, Stewart’s stables of val uabh* trotters burned: loss, $309.000. War ren, O., the Griswold LinaeedOil company lost a mill plant valued at $300,000. Obituary: William T. Stansbury, a printer on the Baltimore Sun since 1837, in Baltininre; I aged 78. 10 Obituary: Joseph Keppler, famous cartoon ist and one of the founders and ow ners of ‘ Puck, in New York city; aged 56. Misa Anna Ella Carroll of Mary land, who claimed to be the originator of Grant's Donclsou ■ campaign, at Washington; aged 78. 8i**ari, Italian violinist. Genoa; ag**d 79. rJiii Y. McKane, the corrupt “boss” of Gravesend, N. Y., sentenced to 6 year® in state's prison. 30. Obituary: Lieut. Horatio Crane, an old Boston militiaman, in Boston; aged 94. I 21. Fire: At Quincy, lite., business portion of the city damaged to the extent of $175.0(Xi. Obituary: Louis Wistar, wealthy Philadel- phian, at. Atlantic City: aged 66. A hazing freak at Cornell university caused the de.ith of a colored cook and the serious illness of several students. 22. Disaster: 6 miners killed by an explosion l at Blossburg, N. M. Obituary: Dr. William B. Lapham, well known Maine historian and geologist, at Augusta, Me. ; aged 66. 24. Fir« : 20 buildings burned at McDonald, Pa.; loss, $100,000. Obituary: Dr. Martin Luther, physician prominent in Pennsylvania, at Rending; aged 68. Col. John M. Huger, a distin guished southerner and ex-Confederate, in New York city; aged 86. 25. Obituary: Steele Mackay®, actor, teacher and playwright, at Timpas, Colo.; aged 52. 26. Fires: Pfcehle’s sanitarium, San Antonio, Tex. Bazaar of Davis Bros., in San Fran cisco; loss, «120,000. Obituary: Mrs. Mandelbaum, the notorious New York “fence,” at Hamilton, Ont., where she was hiding from justice J««* Ten ihu*. one insertion........................... <•» * iIC i ®',^®**<|uent insertion 1 <)n ^^Yr,k^Jct7onT<‘n,'‘i,IR*‘r,,'d '■«‘•''»•bly. to yearly and time advern»ers/‘Vr ™,e* nl,,, e THE TIMES JOB OFFICE i8 coinpteto by tar than any other office n boutb: rn Oregou, and comnares with «"vi'Ohe State. Job Pr?ionJ of nnairinable descriptiondone at San Fraociaco • ’rt«<- H‘ nator Zebulon B. Varoe of n<ari"‘a’ tn Wa-sh'ngton: aged «4. The Poll»r<l-Bro<-kinri<lg<> »uit d.a-ided in fa vor of the nlaintiff; damages awarded, 416. - 15. The Mission»._> meiefy of the Methodist Episcopa church eelelirated its seventy fifth anniversary in New York city. 16. Obit uar. . < ount Ad^iphe Frederick von Schack, wealthy art collector and author. Gen. Oliver Lathrop Sh« pherd, U. 8. A., retired, a civil war veteran, in New York city; aged 81. 17. Fire: Burnham (Pa. J Tmn and Steel work»; loss, $150, (KM). Disasier: The famous Brazilian insurgent waralup Aquidalian sunk by a govern- ment torpixlo boat. Obituary: Henry 8. Ive», the “rapid” finan- cier, at Asheville, N. C. 13. Fire: The City Electric Power company of Sacramento destroyed; loss, «10,000. Miscellaneous: The dispensary law of South Carolina declared unconstitutional The Chari®® L. Webster Publishing company, of which Mark Twain was the principal owner, assigned in New York. 19. Personal: Ex-Gov. Thomas J. Jarvis was appoint«*d L nited States senator from North Carolina to succeed Senator Vance, dec«‘as<‘d. 20. Fire: The National Linseed Oil works, St. Louis; loss, $400,000. . Disaste r: Fatal and destructive earthquake “ in Gret'ce. 21. Obituary: W’illiam B. Daniels, ex-governor of liaho, at Tacoma; aged 76. .James W. Throckmorton, ex-governor of Texas, at McKinney; agtxl 70. 23. Obituary: Jesse B. Seligman, the New York banker, at Coronado Beach, Cal. 25. Obituary: Gen. R. 8. Granger, U. 8. A., re tir«Mi, in Washington; aged 83. Reunion of I nited (Confederate veteran a at Birmingham, Ala. 26. Fires: The village of Townsend, Vt., nearly destroyed. The Colorado Smelter at Butte, Mon., destroyed; loss, $100,000. Obituary: Nathaniel Springer Berry, v/ar governor ot New Hampshire, at Bristol, N. H.; aged 98. 27. Fire: Gasport (N. Y.) business portion de stroyed. 28. Fire: The famous old 8t. Charles hotel, in New Orleans, destroyed; loss, $500,000. Disaster: An earthquake destroyed 2 towns in Venezuela; heavy loss of life and prop erty. 29. Fire: A ImrineM block destroyed at Win- cht^ster, Va; loss, $100,000. Obituary; Francis B. Stockbridge, United States senator from Michigan, in Chicago; aged 68 Maj. Joseph Kirklaud, a well known veteran and author, in Chicago; aged 64. Fire: Ashland, Wis., the Vaughn library 80. building; loss, «120,000. Obituary : Frank Hatton, e«iitor of the Wash ington Post, in Wieibingtrn, aged 48. Landslide at St. Alban, near Quebec, turned the St. Anne river into a new bed ami de stroyed property amounting to «500,000. MARCH. 1. Fires: Alum Springs hotel, near Danville, Ky.; loss, $100,(MX). Henry’s Opera Ho’ise block, at North Baltimore, O.; loss, «100,000. Obituary: Ex-Gov. John G. Downey of Cal ifornia, at I^os Angeles: aged 67 Dr. Fred erick Wililam Poole, D. D., eminent libra riau of Boston and compiler of a valuable ind^x to periodical literature, at Evanstor, Ills ; agfxl 73. Obituary : Gen. Jubal A. Early, a promi nent ex-Confislerate, at Lynchburg, Va.; aged 78. Martial law dwlared in West Virginia on ac count of a strikers’ riot at Eagle. 3. Fire: At Shreveport, La., wholesale drug house; loss, $1*25,000. Obituary: Mary Morris Husband, a notes! volunteer nurse in the Union army, at Washington; aged 73. Lord Rosebery appointed premier of Eng MAY. land. 1. I. Obituary : George W. Abell, proprietor o* Obituary: James Montgomery Bailey, “ the 4. the Baltimore Sun, in Baltimore. Danbury News Man,” humorist, author Miscellaneous: Coxey’s “commonwesters” ami editor, at Danbury, Conn.; aged 53. entered Washington, and the leaders were 5. Fire: Deadwood, 8. D., nearly destroyed; expelled from th« capitol grounds. The loss, $125,000. fourth annual meeting of the National As- 8. Obituary: Benjamin Bunker, editor of the Hociation of Military Surgeons opened in Kennebec Democrat, at Waterville, Me.; Washington. The ninth annual convention aged 54. of the National League of Amt rican Musi- 10. Fire: The Lansing Lumber company, at < ians opened in Baltimore. Clara, Mich.; loss, $175,000. Miscellaneous: Morse & Smith, produce com 2. FireB: The Kenwood felt mill at Albany; loss, $250,000. An enormous sawmill plant mission merchants of Boston and Cedar at Maurillon, France; loes, $1,250.000. Rapids, la., made an assignment; estimat- Obituary: Col. A. B. Steinberger, formerly «sl liabilities, $210,000; assets, $65,000. prominent in Samoan and Hawaiian affairs, 11. Obituary: Rev. A. T. Wood, a prominent at Dorchester, Mass. ; aged 54. Presbyterian, at Omaha : aged 77. Serious rioting by the unemployed in Cleve 12. Miscellaneous: Da Gama, the insurgent ad land. miral »>f Brazil, surremlered with a:l his n Dublin. followers. Lake navigation open'd at Chi 4. Fire: A 5. A dest cago, the «»arlicst on record. 14? Obituary: John T. Ford, thq th« atri< al manager, at Balti 15. Obituary: Capt. Frank E. Brownell, per and avenger of Col. Ellsworth, in Washington. Mower vtb idas, 1245,- Regular tr<w>ps called out to prevent a polit one. leal riot in Denver. Destructive storm in Kentucky, Ohio and 16. Fire: Mobile; loss, $200,000. West Virginia; also in central New York. 17. Fires: Gloucester, Mass., block of stores; Obituary : Gen. Theophile Adrien Ferren, a loss, «125,010. Tjawrence, Mass., brewery; French veteran of the Crimean, Algerian loss, $125,000. and Franco-Prussian wars, in Paris; aged Martha J. Fuller, a stenographer and type 64. John Bapgood Maynard, a prominent writer, mysteriously murdered in th® office i resident of Manchester, N. H. ; aged 90. of ht-r employer in New York city. 18. Fire: I>enver, union depot destroyed; loss, 7. Obituary : Frances Elizabeth Barrow,“Aunt Fanny,” popular author and writer for «300.000. children, in New York city; aged 82. Wil Disaster: 16 persons killed and 50 injured in liam F. Sayles, the third richest man in I a tornado at Longview and Emory, Tex. Rfcode Island, at Pawtucket; aged 70. :9. Obituary: Commodor« William I). Whiiing, 8. Obituary: Leon Labbe, noted French sur U. S. N., retired, in New York city; aginl geon. in Paris. Thomas C. Latto, well 71. known Scotch-American poet, in Brooklyn; :o. Fire: Business property worth «150,<MX) de aged 76. stroyed at Fort Worth, Tex. ». Obituary: Gen. Matthew M. Trumbull, a Obituary . Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian pa Union vet< ran, in Chicago; aged 68. triot, at Turin; aged 92. Professor Isaac | 10. Fir®: Th»* town of Norway, Me., destroyed; T. Goodnow, a prominent Kansas pioneer loss, $239,000. and educator, at Manhattan, Kan.; ag«*d 80. 12. Fire: The Akron Varnish company, at Ak FEBRUARY. Miscellanf'ous: Gen. Neal Dow, the Prohibi ron, O.; loss, $100,000. tion advocat®, celebrated his ninetieth i Obituary : Sewell E. .T'-w-dl, a noted aboli L The famous war corvet Kearsarge wreck birthday. Tornado in Texan; 20 deaths. ed on Roncador reef. tionist, in Haverill, Mass.; aged 85. 3. Fires: In Omaha 2 stores, a Catholic church 22. Fire: Denver; loss, $135,000. 13. Rev. Dr. Talmage’s new Tabernacle and Fire: A lumber plant, creosote works, 30 28. and a schoolhouse destroy»^; loss, $«150,000. the Hotel Regent adjoining destroyed; dwellings anil a schooner burned at Money Wilmington, D<1., the Brandyw’ine mill losses, over $1,000,000. Point, a suburb of Norfolk ; loss, $300,000. burned; loss, $150,000 Disaster: 4 Harvard students drowned in Obituary: Ann Hathaway, the actress, in In 25. Obituary: Gi'orge Ticknor Curtis, an an- | Boston harlsir by the capsizing of a cat thority and writer on constitutional law, ; dianapolis; aged 66. George W. Childs, boat. in New York city; aged 82. proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger, in 14. Obituary: A. (’. Hunt, ex-governor of Col 26. Obituary: Gen. Alfred Holt Colquitt, sen- | Philadelphia; aged 65. orado. at Tonally towr, near Washington; ator from G«x>rgia and a prominent ex-Con 4. Obituary: Morton 8. W lkinson, ex-United aged 65. Loots Cloviu Bonaparte, grand f<*d<»rate, in Washington; ago«l 70. Com States senator from Minnesota, in Wells, nephew of the first Napoleon, in London; mander Vcrney Lovett Cameron, the noted Minn.; p.ged 75. aged 35. Professor H< nry Morley, English African traveler, in England; aged 50. Obituary : L. Schofield, pioneer manufac 5. lecturer and writer, in Ixmdon; ag»*d 72. turer of iron rails m the south at Chatta 27. Obituary: E. W. Hudson, a well known 15. Fire: 12 acres of territory burned over in journalist, formerly managing editor of the nooga ; aged 80. Harry Watkins, actor and Boston; nearly 200 buildings destroyed; New York Herald, at Woburn, Mass. playwright, in New York city. loss, about $1.000,000. Fire: The business portion of the town of A Fire: At Dublin, Tex., a cotton compress 80. Sporting: Dr. Rice won the Brooklyn Handi Barry, Ills., d«»stroy«*d; loss, $200,000. burned; loss, $15«),000. cap. Obituary: Jane P. Austen, the novelist, in 16. Fire: Coal and lumber yards burned at Obituary: Gen. Jacob Aninien, a prominent Boston; aged 63. Union veteran, at Yorkland, O.; aged 88. Pawtucket, R. I.; loss, «500,000. Dr. Theodor® Billroth, distinguished Ger Obituary: Chauncey Shaffer, a well known APRIL. man surgeon, near Vienna; aged 65. lawyer, in N.-w York city; aged 75. Rev. 1 I. Obituary: Maj. le Caron, the notorious f. Fires: 17 stores and offices burned at Mont Dr. Edward Bright, editor of The Examin British spy upon Irishmen in America, in gomery, Mo.; loss, $130,000. At Pino Ridge er, in New York city ; aged 86. Consul Gen London. Dr. Charles Edouard Brown-Se agency, 8. D., the Ogalalla Indian school eral W. H. Edwards of the United States, quard, the eminent French physician, dis building destroyed; loss, $60,000. in Berlin. coverer of the “elixir of life,” in Paris; 17. 8. Obituary: R. M Ballantyne, English writ Miscellaneous: Storms destroyed property aged 76. er of stories of adventure, at Rome; aged valued at $1,000,000 in Ohio, Michigan and 69. J. G. Weaver, popular landlord of New & Personal: Patrick Walsh, editor of the Au states westward. The one hundredth and gusta Chronicle, was appointed United port and New York, in New York city. Dr. •ixth general assembly of the Presbyterian States senator from Georgia in place of • Gustave Leipnitz, a well know’n character church met in Saratoga. The southern Gen. Colquitt, deceased. on the coast, in Ban Francisco; aged 83. Presbyterian general assembly met at I Col. John R. Baylor, a Texan pioneer and 8. Fire: Clothinghouae, Rochester; loss,«L5, Nashville. 000. I 18. Fire: Hillsboro, O., Hillsboro college; loss, noted Indian fighter, near San Antonio: 4. Disaster: 6 men killed during a riot in the aged 72. <50,000. Connellsville coke regions in Pennsylvania. a. Fire: 2 tobacco factories burned at Hender A«fierce storm on Lake Michigan; heavy loss 6. Obituary: Virgil Whitcomb, a famous old son, Ky.; loss, «200,000. of life among sailors. time landlord in New York, in Brooklyn; 19. Obituary: Andrew’ J. Graham, author of Obituary: Maxime du Camp, a noted French agetl 83. author, at Paris ; aged 74. the Graham system of shorthand, at 10. Obituary: Abraham Gottlieb, well known 7. Disaster: 10 killed and many injured by the . Orange, N. J.; ag<*d 64. explosion of a fireworks factory at Peters 20. File: Several millinery, lace and trimming architectural and bridge engineer, in Chi burg, Va. cago; aged 56. Vicar General Thomas A. establishments destroyed in Philadelphia; Obituary: Richard Wistar, not«d millionaire, i Casey, a wealthy and charitable priest, at loss, $350,000. in Philadelphia; aged 65. Ben King, the Erie, Pa. Miscellaneous: The middle Atlantic coast Chicago poet and humorist, at Bowling Fires: Wapa-Koneta, O. T., $100,000 worth swept by a terrible storm. Floods in the Green. Ky. of business property. Colt’s firearms fac ^•huylkill and Susquehanna rivers. tory near Hartford damaged to the extent 8. Disaster: 7 deaths by the <x>llapse of a teae Obituary: Edmund Yates, Fnglish author ment, Memphis. of $¿50,000. At Duluth the board of t rade and journalist, in London; aged 6b. Obituary: John Graham, the celebrate*, 21. Obituary building was burned; loss. $94,000. : Gen. Phil Cooke, a distinguished criminal lawyer, in New York city; aged i B Destructive storm in Mississippi and Louisi (Confederate veteran, in Atlanta; aged 77. 9. Fire: The Davidson hotel and theater in 22. Fire; ana. The residence of E. B. Haskell, one Milwaukee; 9 deaths; loss, $'225,000. Obituary: Gen. L. B. Northrup, a prominent of the proprietors of the Boston Herald, at Di sasters: Severe gale and snowstorm on th * ex-Confederate, at Baltimore; aged 82. Auburndale ; loss, $100,000. New England coast. Th? bark Belmont, 12. J. .A blizzard of rain and snow prevailed from Sporting: Fourth American whist congress from Boston, wrecked on Peak Hill bars, New England to Nebraska. opened in Philadelphia. Mass.. 6 sailors drowned. 13. Fires: The Bath Iron works, at Bath, Me., sporting: Lord Rosel »cry's Ladas won the damaged to the extent of «150,000. 2 hotels ¡0. Fires: Scranton. Pa., the Frothingham ar cade, occupiid with stores and office« :,lo^*’ 25. Enjlish Newmarket. burned and the new courthouse damaged Obituary: Dr. Alexander K«)hut, a distin «80,000. Ma iion’s livery stable, with liXJ at San Antonio, Tex.; loss, $100,000. guished rabbi and famous oricmtal scholar, horses and lfiO carriage«, in Baltimore; loss, Disaster: A cavein at the Gaylord mine, in New York city ; aged 52. Charles Defor $400,000; ld«ath. Plymouth, Pa., imprisoned 13 miners in a est Fredericks, one of the pioneers of pho Disaster: Wre -k of the schooners Albert w. gangway. Smith aid Kate Markee on the New Jer 26. tography, in New York city; aged 71. Obituary: Homer Ramsdell, ex-president of Obituary: Rev Dr. Jerome Allen, a well sey coast; Iff sailors drowned. the New York and Erie railroad, at New* Shown «^Ineatcr, in Brooklyn; aged 64 Snowfall in central Pennsylvania, the heavi burg, N. Y.; aged 83. Hans von Bulow, the 28. The eightieth anniversary of the American est since 1862. celebrated pianist, at Cairo, Egypt; aged 64. Baptist Missionary union at Saratoga, Í4. Obituary: Gen. Edward Hincks, a civil war 12. Fire: The American Glu<-ose works and 2». ■ordecai L. Honkins, an old Chicago jour- other property, Buffalo; loss, $1,200,000, 12 veteran, at Cambridge. Mass. Mrs. Myra Ma list, in Chicago. workmen killed. Bradwell, editor of The Ltgal News and I»ldl,,y Field, the emi •)• Fire: 2 acres of icehouses and other prop- the first woman lawyer in Illinois, in Chi 13. Oliituarj : rrty destroyed at Arlington. Maas. ; loss, nent lawy« r, in New York city, aged 89. cago; aged 63. over $100,000. Right Rev Horatio Southgate, the Erat Temperature 4C degrees beiow zero at Fort Disaster: Several deaths in a wreck on the Episcopal niis«ionary in Turkey, at Aetoria, Fairfield, hie. Wisconsin Central, at Mayville, Win. N. Y.: aged 82. Gen. Joseph Brevard Ker- 15. Fires: Oneonta, N. Y., the state normal Confederate soldiers and sailors' monument »haw, a brilliant I'onfederaie aoldier and school; loss, about «300,000. A dry goods unveiled at Richmond. later a diatingulehed lawyer and Ju Ige. at store and several tenements burned in Camden, 8. C.; aged 74. Columbus, O.; loss, «240,000. JENE. Obituary: Col. Jonathan Drake Stevenson, a 14 Fire * 24 in ’-ding» burned in Santa Cruz, 1. World » conference of the Y. M. C. A. open ' Cal.: lose. I-WJUU. prominent Californian, in San Francisoo; **A in Loutjon. Ohituarj-: Gen. Henry Warner Slocum, a die ag«d 94. CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE. tiuguiahed Union veteran, u> ».eoily»; 16. Fires: A wholesale drug house burned in
