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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1901)
Important Dates of the Nineteenth Century A Chronological History of the Stirring Kvtmts of the Paxt One Hundred Years. I II III I Willi 1 X...!.i...!.'ll ss."- V l"i. Nov. 4 Twentv-flfth pre sMrntls.1 election. Cleveland received Sl electoral ami . 911.01? popular vnln, ltlnlne 1M electoral and 4.S4S.374 popular votes IVc. Mr. loadstone's third reform Mil IT runt I nit universal mala suffrage In Eng land became a law. Jan. ?A "Jen. Charles Oeorfte Gordon and KnRlish and Knyptlan troops massa cred at Khartoum. Feb. r Coniro Free Plate established by Kuroocnn pownn with Kins; of ltolictura at in head. Feb. ? Cnntrsrt labor law pasted. March S President Arthur apporvod act appropriating ll.Wn.'.W for new ships for I'. S. navy. This waa the be-lnntng of the present navy. May 15 Revised veralon of tha Naw Te tament published In Londoa. July 7 Tnstcur Inoculatad first patient for hydrophobia. Nov. 26 Vli-e-l'resldent Thomas A. Hen dricks died at Indianapolis, InJ., aa;d bd. March Knichts of Labor struck on southwestern rail- j roads. i May 4 Anarchist ' riot and tiaynmr- i massacre took ace tn i'tucnio. : June Ciladstone a , home rule bill for , Ireland d Seated j in KnalUh parlia ment. Aua; 31 Charleston. S. I'., and otht r southern points ; visited by in:n i aarthgunke. A u It. S pies' 1 k- L I I 1 lua Knrel and LIiikk. Chicago anarchists, sentenced to death ! and Neebe to IS years' Imprtsoament for i Haymarket riot. 1 Nov. l Kx-I'resident Chaster A. Arthur i diad at New York, aged Sft. 1MMT. I March U Treaty of the triple alliance between Germany, Austria aad Italy i signed. Aug. 11-H. 9. Ives A Co.. Naw York brokers, failed; liabilities). j.uun,0tt. May Slavery abolished In Urajll; 700.- OuO slaves freed. Sept. 12 Act prohibiting Immigration of Chinese Into United States approved. Nov. 6 Twenty-alzth presidential election. Cleveland received 188 electoral and 5. Wo. - 129 popular votes: Harrison 233 electoral and 5.4JV.553 popular votes. Dac. 11 Panama canal company failed. INN A. Fab. 11 New constitution adopted by Japan. It permitted religious liberty. f ;rantd general freedom and created leg slative branch of the government. Feb. 2u Act to create Maritime Canal com pany passed by congress. Oct. 1 Pan-American congress organized in Washington. Oct. H Work began on Nlcaraguan canal. Nov. 1 North and Houth Dakota admitted to tha union. Nov. It Montana admitted to tha union. Nov. 11 Washington admitted to the union. Nov. 16 Pedro II. of Braill compelled by people to abdicate. Braill declared a re public. 1SOO. April 1 Australian ballot system first In troduced Into United States at election in Rhode Island. June 2 Eleventh ceasus taken; population, C2.K2.260. July J Idaho admitted to tha union. July 10 Wyoming, tha 44th state, admitted to the union. July-Aug.-Bept. -Oct. Treaties for the di vision of Africa signed between England and Franca, Germany, Italy and Portu gal. 1MS1. March S International copyrternt act ap proved. 193. Nov. 8 Twenty-seventh presidential elec tion. Cleveland received 277 electoral and 5.166,131 popular votes; Harrison, 146 electoral and 6, 440,216 popular votes; Weaver, 23 electoral and 1,122.046 popular votes. IMA. Jan. 11 Gea. Benjamin F. Butler died at Washington, aved 75. Jan. 23 Judge I,. Q. C. Lamar, soldier, statesman. Jurist, died at Macon. Ga. Jan. 27 James G. K I a I n e dltd at Washington, aged S. Feb. 20r-Oen. P. T. G.Beauregard dUd at New Orleans, aged 75 Feb. 21 Inman line steamers City of New York and f'Hy of Paris trans ferred from British to American registry. March 2 Act to com- ' : .' tw dri.: apmiwai prtv l'n l.!. rt drill. Ai.rii n Bora la nl.lLr, ., (cn for 1 'Jo . Vol- Pee. . UT. un leers April 22-Blockade of Cuban ports beran. May l-8panlsh syuiidron destroyed nt M i nila by American stjuadron titer iVin. Iewey. Spanish loss. Atiu ruan !.:.. sly 1-2 Battles of Kl fancy. K! J'nso and San Juan fought. S)anlh driven back to Bantlago and siege t.'Kn July J Spanish squadron oNstrnyrd of Santiago Spanish loss. Isf killed, fc'- prisoners. July 17 Santiago surrendered to American army Aug II Peacs protocol signed Aug. 1J City of Manila captured by Amer icana. 1"IH. Jan. Peace treaty between I'nlted Stat, s and Spain ratified by senat-. vote. ;T M .'7. March 30 Malolos. seat of Filipino k.." i la ment, captun-d by American troops um: r Gen. MacArthur April IS-The Hague peace confererue opened; I countries repri n n'-il Aug. ly Cnpt lreyfus piirdoni d l v Fri nch president. He had been cotivn ! il of I. !i treason by r.ew court-mart. a! . . i . il m n tenced to 10 years' Imprisonment. Oct. 12 War began between Ki Kland ard Bouth African Republic and Orange Flee State. Nov. 4 Tripartite agreement between Frit ed States. Grest itrltaln and Hcrmu: y over Samoa abolished: F S guaranteed possession of Island of Tutulla. ItMMt. June 6 British army captured Pretoria. June 10 Foreign legations In Peking be sieged by tiufcer Jure IMlt-rmin Minister Baron von Ket telrr murdered at P. king &-Kir. Humbert of TMiv n-ssnt- e! : aucceeded by Victor Kmma mn I III Aug 17 Foreign lestlons In Peking res cued by silled troops Sept I Galveston. Ts . practically d s'roved bv West Indian hurr'car: of life estlrr""' htween 5 nj and H.'ftj. Julv : I UUt VICTOblA Bora May M. Ult Cross d Jims Id, PT. pel railroads to use automatic couplers and air brakes on all oars approved. Aug. 15 Hehring sea court of arbitration reported. Right of U. b. to a closed sea deiiled. April 23 General strike of mine workers throughout the country agalll' a nilui -tlon of wages. It Involved tn .., iy 2.fl men. and was partially successful at the end of t wo mor.t dh. June 2i; Kyrnpathetlc sirlks ordered on all western railroads by American Railway union. It lasttd two months. July Hostilities began by Japan In Chinese-Japanese war. Bept. Armenians massacred in Hassoun district; (i.Ooo people slaughtered. This waa the beginning of tha series of innx sacrea In Armenia that continued until Sept., W. Dec. 23 'apt. Dreyfua sentenced to per petual Imprisonment In a fortress for selling French military aacreta. t NOB. April 18 Treaty of peace signed between China and Japan. May 20 Supreme court decided Income tag law unconstitutional. Jan. 1 t'orta proclaimed lta lndupendence of China. INfMt. Feb. 16 "Reconeentrado" order Issued by Gen. Weyler In Cuba. Aug. 17 Hold discovered In Tukon district of Alaska by Geo. McCormack. Nov. 3 Twenty-eighth presidential elec tion. William McKlnley received l.Vr, ."i popular and 271 electoral votea; Wlllluin Jennings Bryan, 6,611,071 popular and lid lectoral votea. June 16 Ha waltan annexation treaty signed at Washington. Islands formally annexed July 7. Jan. 11 Arbitration treaty between United States and EnglaiMl signed. They are telling up in North Missouri ef a Worth county man who, when on his way to the courthouse to procure a marriage license, met the father it hia intended and waa told by him that be could not marry the g-irl of his choice,' but might, if he aw fit, take the elder sitter. The yourip fellow thought it over a few minutes, conclud ed to accept the offer, went on after t he license, and held the old man to hia bargain. Behind Admiral Dewey's carriajfe in the recent Chicago parade an enthusi astic spectator, breaking through the lir.es, began to execute a dance. The admiral arose to bow his acknowl edgment, when the horses started on a trot and the admiral, losing hia bal ance, sat down with a bump, greatly to his own amusement and that of the crowd. A Pennsylvania preacher elnims that a brewery was recently struck by lightning and destroyed in answer to his prayers. The owners of the establishment have not, however, put sufficient faith in his orisons to sue for damages. Sportsmen's shows are a growing at traction throughout the country. On-i just held in Uoston htiH been high1-;, successful, und another is announced in New York. At I'.OHton there was nn extensive Indian village w ith represent atives of a dozen tribes, collect ions of wiitl animals, a display of convenience for camp life and 12 tanks of living fish, one containing lake trout, which not only survived triinsportath.il, but were. in a lively condition. The new building of a New York cremation company was opened Mon day night with un entertainment in tlm apartment which will be u.sed as a chapel. The exercises began with prayer, followed by singing, recita tions and performances on the banjo, mandolin and xylophone. Then came a lecture on liquid air und u collation was served before the uudietice dis persed. In a vaccination case the supreme court of Indiana ban decided that the mattjT of protection to I h: sublic health eon.Vs within the police power of the state. An industrial exchange Informs us that 300,000 bushels of jjfitatoeg will be ground in Wisconsin starch fac tories this year. The United States navy is rapidlris ing in the scale of nations. Uncle 6am now Lus CI warship under construc tion. - Feb. 16 Battleship Maine destroyed In Ha vana h irbor bv ex plosion: 2t'Ji ntllcera and men klllid Murch ! Fn ty mil lion dollars sppi'i prlnti d tcr nation al defi use. April 17 i Irerit p.nv ers of Kuropc tn1 - c a plea for p hr t wren t ' n I t ! 8tatrs and Si.i'i' April tv.r ! nilrlst. r. Polo '. ltrri'HiV, Klvi n l.l i P'isl- viri'. r ! I. ft M i- OKIUION'S TRADU. Purine tlio year just passed I lie Stale of Oregon sent ti the utitM.le markets products ns (olli w a : l.tiuiber, cttrl.iHds 'JL'.ttiMl Livestock, carloads L'iH) ."ulmnii, cases .'tlHI.tHUI Wool, pound M.IHHI.IHs) Hups, billet) 7,'t.lMM Potatoes, bushels I .:UH.tHH Pried prunes, pounds . .. I l.lHitl.OtH) tttcett frtul, pounds Is.mm.tNitl Wheat, bushels I:',IKKI,(HKI Yrtltteof domestic expotts Irmn the port ol Portland for ten month ol PM. fii.7l0.isi 1 he year l'.MHl, snvs the I irccoitiaii, is the biisines year for the State of Ore 'on, all things coiisiilcit'il, atul tliecoiin ttv at lare for that mutter. There have been greater yields of certain crops, 'certain lixnlities liive done better in their sH'ciul iroi!ticls, but for pellet ill prosperity the year I'.'tl stand at the bead. It is not boom, It is not un 1 healthy inllalioii ; it m the vigorous re- ' suit of normal development, and tnav I e i resoted into tin' factors native re"iii Ices, uork and cotitidein-i'. 1 Ik' eliini nation ol any of these filed r.. uniilil iiii ; settle businet-s ut'-l li-ake li'oill le. j Shipments of livestock fiom linc -ii ! have been 1 i f ) t l!ii jimi, I a slot p ) lie H"t has "carci l. iiimi- thnii I. nil as iimuv , horses iiinl cattle us mn il thcic live i years ao, and (lie number of sheep i iiImi less. llik'b pint's take tin' slia k 1 and settler take the ratis'c. Last year's shipments were pinluil.lv twice aslieay a those o( this year. I ntai io, w Inch is said to be greatest c.iulcl.ipiuin; sta tloti in the I'liiled Stales, has sent out ! this season only about l' 'r cent as ! many carloads of livestock a it shipped : in l v.f.. A o.ood many i att le are dt n en I out fruiii Lake anil K lamiil b conn I les lo 1 the t'ulifiiriim market , ami oilier hands ; pi to the railroad at W 'iuueinucea, Nev., j or Terino, t'al. ! In the linres for the priineoiitpiit the ! product of Clark county, Washing! i included. The season's prune crop I I the U'st ever grown in ) iregon except that of the year l!is. The slraw berry and cherry crop of early summer are considered in the shipment of green fruit. In the statement of salmon output the pickled und frozen salmon alsmt I .'a l I i-u rl mil s nr, i ni-l lliloi 1 The movement of merchandise was never ho active. Hundred of carload of tire go out of Ka.-tern Oregon. All the lranirtation lines are crowded to the limit and cannot move freight as fast as it offer. The top notch of the fall rush has been passed, however, and pressure is slightly diminishing. 'I lie market conditions are healthy, trade is A"tive in nearly all lines, general busi ness is satisfactory and they promise to continue so. RUSSIANS PRAI3I2 I'S. The "Novoe Yietnyn," discussing the lliiglish newspaper indictment of the 1'nited Sluies Senate for "it unparal leled ittlciupt to oveiliiiu Hie t lav toil Itul hit t ie.ll) ," sit) : The ease l toil tintlHilal. t'oinlilion have ih.ni.'d and tin' ircaiv nm-l bange, too. bu .su afforded an ev.iinple in 1h;h in declining that sin was no loiiki-r bound bv her piomsie not o iii.iiiiiaiu aai vc-s s in the I'din k Sea." The lloiil sc I nW le says: "Uu'iais gratilied li) Aim i ic i's iliplotnaiic iclory over Llightiiil. Western I lli'ipe dislikes the Mont oe iloct I Hie bccail-e il desires to g i al lei 1 1 loi ics evei ) w lieie. Ku-si.i, winch In- s v in ia 1 1 1 1 . d with Vmein a since lit I iiii.epeudeiice, which lopiplal ed her A I it -1 li it 1 1 pos-essp uii to A n.ei na , has tioi liing iig.iinsl (be .Mniinie iloc trine, ami I oe oh I s In pal II iit I hi V c ,i iw n looie coldlal ill I hill. I." dc nf a iNibra.ska I ditor. Ncvsis scaice tin week, ami ibe lo w until ha been solely (o.-i I l i 1 1 1 1 1 1 n a 1 1' I l.ll to llll Up Hie papn. Wo can't lilslle ii leal live news Id in, one ol I he huge Jute) k no I , to -a i on i I Iooiii in' nei k I veiylhing neiVes on in tli" same old wit). Tlie gang of wblltleis still Inild I'", lb at their old stand on the steps of I'uli her I'Uihlin,' and talk about "ttadlti' boises" and bow muim IhmIv gol bi'at ill giH'ssing on the weight ol a steer or a load of shouts. Tin I the bu-y bat vest time and the f irmer don't come to lotto unlcs ihev have to, and the men b.ml do nunc or lcs h aling in i oii-i ipielu e. Tlie heal la in i s in s w i lid in,; tipples il'Wit I be slice! and the inongiel i i:r chases the p iss) cat lllidel the sidewalk. I. Very Is dv Is la) , hot and sweaty, and ambi tion I al a lo elili. H li y d ni't some thing hap ii'.' I'laiiixille, Seb , New. AltnlMUKi l IIKM Mllll : riicrrii:orTiir irtTliol- tJMIV W ISSIH. IH lS,tl Null r. 1- II l .. I .liy .H I. I list Ho ninler klKiii-il loc- . i.. I.s mi ..: ' r ' llo- t oiiiily loot! ol I iifci I o i I V . elll. rro . t. I lo- SI li ,1 i ,,r m suli t s - tnl. to-1 ii i . It' III.O I ' II I t iff I i. IIIR'lc Mllll ii li. . I i'. ilnlv i ti." ruin!!- ol M' .'hina Sam has opened a new restaur ant next to the l'.rewery Saham, where call be had a tine meal at unv time, day or night. Fresh oysters, nice juicy steaks and turkey dinners. 4-ltn K. A. Siyder has a rupply of cabbage, onions ami other vegetables on band. Orders left here will lie attended to. 51-tf li l.t.-.l -H i (. uii- i, r r tint (i i to ) t I if I til t i III 1 III M llll IlK' A it III l II m tm tt.r m t nt . tm t linn hti it,ji i lui in ftt,tiuil mthi K nti- u 'I I r Uk -tint'. 1ul r I ll.-'l, tn Ihr ,i!d:. - li .1, Mt M ft -iil.-lH tn Vn I'l r . . I . i 1 1 1 1 1 t , r ; ' i ' 1 li i li l IIH'tltl.M Iflllll llll' llTPil ft I tli H'Ht It'll ( UllM liotlt'f. it. K. I Htki rs. A'Jml'iltrr.il.if nl :) Kiin()- tt H- ii.nmlii W it r it- r, I ''' tl. Int l Ih i i int.. r l'-i I,, 1 . .' TIMICtK l,iM OIHl: I'litl'-'l ''nit1- I-iiiit t tftii't. 1.ki'V ri'K(ti( Nnv. H, V. Nutlet n lim l) k'i llil III i ui 1 lti t m t' h II) r.t i-ioti- ol ihf m l til i oni'r ( In tie A, Km, inililfl "An Hit for Ihr Hitl. ii) UtiiliiT llbl III tilt' Mnl of nil (..ruin. Or. mi. Ni'VhiIh mi'l W nnh I iik'"1 'lr rii"fv." 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