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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1888. 7 NPRECEDEHTED ATTRACTION ! Over a Million Distributed. Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y. Incorporated ly tlio !,ellntiiro In ISM for IMueiitloiiiil nnilClinrltnliln purpoox, nmt Its frmirlilHO million pnrt of thu iiri'nonl ntnl conntltutlon In 18711 liy nn ovisrw kclinltiir pop ulnr voti). Its Mammoth Drawing take place Scml Annually ( lime anil Decem ber), anil Its Graml Single Number Draw ings take place In each of the other ten months of the jcar, anil are all drawn In public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of Its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of Prizes. AttcMtcd us Follows: "Wo do hereby errtlfy that wo siipervlsn tho iirriuiKi'iiii'Mls for ull thn Monthly iiud Heiiil-Amiiiiil DniwItiKS r Tlio UiiiInIiuiu Ktutu lHlery Coiiipimy, unit In person limn hko iiml rontrol tlio lruulim theiiiHelxex, nml thai the wimn urn conducted with hon esty, fiilrneHS, mid In cood fulfil toward nil parties, and wo authorle the Coi..imiiy to tto this eortlllente, with fiie-slintlleH of our nIijiih lures attached, In Its advertisements." Commissioners. We, the unilerslKtieil Hunks and Hunkers -will pay all prlcs drawn In tlio Louisiana Htato Lotteries, which may he presented at our counters. II. M. WAI.MSI.KY. I'reVt LoiiNanu Nat H'k 1'IKlUtK I.ANAITX, l'res.lato National ll'k A. IIAI.DWIN, I'rcK. New Otlcans Nutl Hank CAKIjKOHN, l'rcs t'lilou National Hank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING At tho Academy of Mnilo, New Orlrnni, Tuesday, Januaiy 16, 1080. Capital Prize, $300,000. 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Send POSTALNOTK4, Kxpress Money Or ders, or New ork Kxehiume In ordinary let tor. Send currency hy llxpress (at our e.x pense) mldresMMl M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, I. a. OrM.A. nvt'l'lIIN. Washlimion, I). C. Address Registered Letters to NHW OlH.liANH NATIONAL HANK. New Orleans, I.ti HKMKMHKIt that the imyiuent of the l'rlcs Is ciiaruiitceil hv l'"our Nutloniil Hanks of Nrw- Orleans, and the tickets are sliiucd hy the President ornn Iiistltutloii, whose char tered rights lire recoculeil In the hluhcst courts; therrfore, hewureor all linitatlous or anonymous sehemrs. ONKDOI.I.AU Is therli film siiiullesl jmrt or fraction ofa ticket JssfKI) HY I'M in any drawltii;. An tlilnu I" our name of fered for less than a Dollar Is a swlndhi. HAGENOW & ASCHMANH, Philharmonic Orchestra AND MILITARY BAND, Office, Rooms 1 39 and io Ilurr Mock. Telephone 133. J II. W. HAWKINS, ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, IHilUllnjrs eoiimloUM or iu courM) of rivet Ion (torn April 1, 18NJ: jJuslnt'KS block. C K onlKomcry, Hlli nnd N. do do I, V IWIImjsh'y, Jltli lu-nr N. Restaurant (Oulls C K MMKonury, N m-iir ilth. lU'sidcnce, J J ImhnlT. J nml tilth, do J I) MncfnrlaiHl. Q and 1 1th. do Jo 1 11 flirmik'. Dund 11th do Alln'it WatkliN. I) bet I'll. niul 10t)i do Win M loimnl. KU-l Uth mid 10th do K U Outlirkvth and N. do J K Hff.l, M 1, I'htt inth mid 17th do 1,(1 M HnMuIn, OU't lHthund 18th Hnnltitrlmn hulMliitf at Mil font, Nib. Flrpi IIuptlM chuii'h, Utli and K htrtftn. ortimrv uhudul mil ivceWlu tonih at Wukii cemetery, Ofllco Hoom? Stf MiuKtl Rioliarcls 31oclc ivIiib-MiicIiIim' l unit ita bl lih 1 ile In ill mrli. bv ulnr our marlilnriX 1 (uihii wnrr Hit rtoi ! run tr inrin. we m iiiritu 1 rvv to one Ixettvn in rtcn lorAiu.tht vrry irit fMinf-mchln ntadi In vrlJ,Hltli all lh llarliiiiftiia 1 wlllalu ritJl rtia rixnnlrit neufuur Cfilly a iul tilualjl art ainirt iiirtiurnnaiiK uiaiyou iliuw what we riil, Iu ihoft nlio may rail at our liunif.anil after U moiiinaii nn(l urrunm ymir own trfriv 'Ihla arm J inacliln la mmlfanrr the Ntliftrr attnti. ntcii nafe run oui nriure iriia run fut h aoUl fur WIIJI, u lih the aiiarhnirnia, ami ntw avllt for ItttlO, liit,atrunirrat.muit ua mirhni in tne word. All la tree. No raitltal rtaulred. I'laln. trief Inatructloni riven, 1 hoa who write to ua at once can ar cure IV Ihe (! atnlnr-machina Id ihe world, and the fliiMilliiMof wurktofhlah artavrr ahown toccthfrln Anxrka. TU V i; .V :o llux 7 to, Auguatu, Aluliie. I tell morolHittk'Hof Dr. 8ilh Ariiohl'ii (OlKill Kl 1,1, Kit than iif any otlivr cnnuli MiMlluhiu Kept in t.tiicU, id though I Kceii IKutu vuilu. ties, V. M.UdIici I8(in, Cnyilllo Kun. DruggUU, 23c., 00c , uU ? 1 .(to. u M 'iilfn IliiirTil '" m i-rJll faKJ.l m TTjJaJafi' 'JKSIdcf B1M DISASTERS OF ALL SORTS. STORMS AND FLOODS OF GREAT EX TENT AND DESTRUCTIVENESS. Knrthiinhr unit Firm, ltnllruad Acci dent ntv.l Duller Kiiilonloiu Thn Dead from Cimialllc In 1888 Niiinheir BUI lloiu. JiNUAtir. 10. Tlilrtrcn klllod at Haverhill brltlgu over tho Mcrriiiinc, on tlio Huston nod Mnlno railroad. 12. Violent bllzjinl rcKrtod from Dakota. &L Kourtivn men hunicd to dratli at a boarding hoiuw flro, at Tower, Minn. SL Thirty tlvo inlncin killed by ezplonlon lu a col llery. nt WcllhiRtoii, II. a C7. All rallranil travel suspended hetween Now York and llcwtou hy n wiow blockada Terrible tormn rcortol upon tho Atlantic ocean. rionUAiiv. 1) Hro In Iluffalo Iajm, 11,600,000 IlrltUh bark Ahaxconi wroekeil near tnoutli of tho Columbia river, V T. BJ drowned. 10. Colliery uxplualon near KaUendautcni, Bava ria, 40 killed. 10. Tornado at MU Vernon, Ills.) St killed, 10 mor tally wounded, 100 lujared: 000 hoimcfl do Btrojcd and 1,600 ieoplu rendered hoinelnHg. SI. llctwet'U twenty and thirty iieoplo killed hy tho ciploHlon of a holler of a river Bteatner, United Htntcs of Columbia. CS. Heport that 4,000 nicu wore engulfeJ whllo filling n breach in tlio Yellow river embank tiu'iit In China eoaflniied. ST. Kxiiloaion and HlnkliiKofn ferryboat nlValleJo, Cat Torty llvtw lout. S9. Avalanchex destroy several Alpluo vlllacen in Italy UillCII. ft. Tho famous hosplco In St. Ilernanl burled by nn avalanclia No Uvea lost. 0. Nows received of carthquakola tlio province of Yun Ken, China. Ono hundred nml fifteen thousand coplo killed and l.HOO.OUO rendered homel(s. 10. Twenty elKht llvertlost by thoRlnklnc of tho Ilritl.sh Menmnlilp City of Corinth 11, 13, 13. Pauiims bllzard along tho Ailnntlo coast. l)uslneK.s paralyzed ; many eoplo frozen to death ; numerous railroad accident!) and sea disasters leo lirldgo funned betueun New York and llrooklyu, limt river 17. Tho south bound Vet Indian mall train on tho Baiaiinah, l'lorida and Western railroad broko throiiKh tho trestlo after crasslng creok near Itlackulilre, Oa. i ulneteen ienm.s kllltnlj thirty four hurt; narrow cseax of (Jeorgo Oouldnnd lfo. 20. Twelvo Inelics of snow fell in northern Texas. Tlicntro burned at Oporto, I'ortugal; 110 ixsiplo coiLsuiued. SI Tornado hi Dist Tenm-sseo. Many floods. l.vi llllzzanl reportel In tho north west. S7. Terriblo Hoods In Germany ami Hungary I'M vllljges submerged many lives lost 10,000 rendered homeless. Heavy Hoods In Ala bama. 29. .Sixty miners killed by an explosion at Rich 1IU1, Mo. AI'MI. 1. I'lghteen pcoplo burned to death nnd Blxty-flvo Injuted at Celaya, Mexico, hy tlio bunlng of tlio fctand for SH.'ctatoru at a bull light 2. News reccheil of wreck of bark Princess off Caininha, l'ortugnl Twenty-three drowned ft. Tw elvo persons killed In nn accident on tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. I'uul railway nt Now Hampton, la. 0. Tornado destroyed several houses la Sioux City, la. 14. Great damago douo by leo gorges In tho north west. 10. Itejiort from Calcutta of tornado nt Dacca, killing more than 100 persons nnd wounding noro than I.OOU 10. 1'xploslon of colliery In Workhigham, Dig land, killed twenty-two persons. 29. Floods iu WUconslu and lu tho southwest. I.o$s of II fo and destruction of proerty re ported. lur. 4. An entlro fatally consisting of seven erbous burned to death near lturliiigton, Neb. C Cloud burst near Maize, Kau., nnd caused n llooil, during which a housowas swept Into tho Arkansas rlier uud four persons of ono family drowned. Uxploslon of n carlo.nl of dynamite near I.ocust Cup, l'u., killed eight iiersous nnd Injured twenty inure, soventeen houses wrecked ami burned. Damage, SrB.OOO. 11. Uestnictlie tornado ntrrecxrt. Ills. 13. High water at Alexandria, Mo, along tho Ited Itlier alley; many plantations Hooded; seiernl Hies lost. 28. Destruetlvo storms from ocean toocean, much property damaged and scleral Ihes lost. 1'cnu.sylianla ulono reports a loss of nioro than a million dollars. JUNE. 4. Dghteen ix'rsom killed nml forty-ono Injured In a railway accident near Tnmplco, Mexico. Eleven itcrsous burned lu a tiro In tho Uudlno hotel, Hockford, Tex. 18. Dubois, I'a., suffered tho loss of 300 houses hy flro; 4,00) Hs)plo rendered homeless. 10. Eighty men escaped from a burning Oernian steamer, to bo drowned by tho capsizing of a larg boat, 20. Accounts of tho galea on tho coast of Iceland la May show that 400 French fishermen were drowneiL 23. Disastrous floods In Mexico. In ono city C00 houses destroyed, ami iu another 1,000 bodies found. 81. Holbrooke, A. T., almost entirely destroyed by flro. Steam launch iiwet on Newark, N J., bay, by pleasure seekers aboard It, and six drowned. JULY. C. Tornado passed over Illinois nnd Iown; great damago. Severe storms also reported from Now limnswlck. N. J Two hundred and twenty-four iiersons killed In n tiro In tho Pobecrs mine, at Ulmberly, Grlquohnd, West tVnith Africa. Iteiorts fror.1 I'ittsburg nnd Wheeling, place tho recent loss by Hoods along tho Ohio and Monougnhel.i rivers ns high iu $'J,fXX),000. 12. Two hundred houses burned nt Aljicna, Mich.; 1,'JOO ihtsous rendered homeless. Eight hundred men entombed lua mine In South Africa. 13. So enteen persons drow tied by tho wreck of tho Ilritlsh ship Star of Oreoce, near Adelaide, Australia 15. Out fiO.) psrsons killed by nn eruption In tho Ikindal-san lulcnulo region, Jap.in 50. rourttvn lives lost by a West Virginia cloud burst. 51. Fourteen raftsmeu, whllo drunk and trying to run tlioMnttawuii ilver rapids, Canada, w ero drowned 31. Incendiary flres nt I'ort an Frlnce, Haytl Eight hundred nnd fifty buildings destroyed nndlossofS.,000,ai0 AfOfST. 1. Hvansvllle, lnd., ilslted liy n destructive flro. Suffolk, Va., nhnost entirely destroyed by tire. 3. Two lives lost inn lire on t'jo Uowery, New York 13. ItailroaJ accident nt Shohola, N Y., on tho Krlo; BJ i eoplo hurt, I klllisl; si'ieml of (Jcb liard'Hniid Mrs. l-augtry's horses killed W. Business portion of French Cuycuno burnisl I.ovs. 03.000,000 Collision of steainshlis Orlsernnd Thlngvnlla, olT t'to const of Newfoundland The Oelser I san'i In l.-sstliau eight mluutes More than I 10J lives lost 91. Eleven iieoplo Killed by storm In Maryland; se vert i storm In Ixmlslana; $iO0.X) daaiuge to coal cmft alone. 22. Collision between steamer City of Chester nnd I the Oaanic. Just inside the Golden Gate, San Franclico. Thirty-four lives losL 23. Fourtism persons Killed by boiler explosion at Neeuah, Neli. SKr-TEuntu. , 4. Damaging cyclone In Cuba; enormous prop crty In is sustained and considerable loss of ! Ufa ft. Eighteen K'rsons killed and forty Injured hy I a railroad accident near DIJon, Franco. 12. Great loss of life reported by Mexican floods. 13. Volcanic eruption ou tho Philippine Islands. One hundred killed. The Italian steamer Hud America, from Mouto- vldw), sunk while entering l'ort I.iu, Samlwich Islands. Forty drow noiL 10. Disastrous floods lu Georgia. OCTODER. 8. Bovero storms ou the great lake Many Uvea lost. 8. Serious floods and storms reported from China mdJoDaa. 0. Heavy ono ttoruu In Canada, Maine, Now Hampshire aJ VcrmonL Floods In Canada and Maine. 10. Iwo sections of an oxcumlon train on tho Iv higli Valley road camo together at Mud Hun, I'a. i JMIIvw UwL IB. l)Lsat reus pmlrlo flrm rvorted In Dakota. 8? A boinlMlielk plckisl upon the battle field of Gettysburg hi INVl oxploded nnd killed a youurf man at (lolling Springs, I'a NovtKtiicn. 4. Mlno explosion at Cook's Hun. I'a Blxteen lives lost 0. One hiiiidnsl mlnrnt entomlM-d by mlno ex plosion near I'ittsburg, Kau Thirty Helen men killed hynfj In n lantern and gaugu works In lloclictP, " Y 11. Collision tictwis'ii thoCunnriler Umbrla and the French steamer Iberia, twenty lulled from Handy Hook Disastrous tornado at Watervlllis I'a SO. Tho storm of the tilth, th and tilth caused loss of nearly H.tXO, IW0 on tho Atlantic coast UU.'KMnilL 13. A whole family found burned to death In Cookvllle, Mo IndlcntloiMof inunler II Albcck'a woolen manufactory at Neuuiuiuter, l'rusHla, burned to the ground; llflecn per sons killixl and tea fatally Injured. 1&. A market building destroyed lu Host on by a mysterious oxploxlou. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. j.tNUinv 12. IMnnnlB. tlragg conllrmed as United Stales inlulHterto Mexico 10. Don M Dickinson couflnucd poNtmuxter gen eral of the Uulted State. UQO Ijnuar continued a assoclato Justice of the supremo court of the United Mates. 17. E.U. Walthall re-elected Uulted Slates senator from Mississippi. Wesley Merrltt confirmed ns brigadier genoral "r tlio United Stales army. 5. United States Bsuator Wilson, of Iowa, re elected. rcniiuAiiY II Henry Qeoige Ithdrew from tho Antl-I'overly society 15. Charles 8. Carey made solicitor of tlio United States treasury i Alien. 3. Gen. Ilndenu brought his suit ngalust tho Grant family H jttlwl late In tho year AI'IIIL. I. DIs Dollar excitement at Us height lu New York. 4. Illiodo Island election. Curried by the llcpub licans 0. Gen George Cnok made major general, nnd CoL J It llrookt uiado hrlgndler general. I? Ijiilslntia eleclloiL Carried liy tlio Democrats. 23. Eplscouil tllshop Courtney consecrated nt Halifax. Ilishop Jnussen coasecrnted nt llellevllle. Ills. 30. Jlehlllo W Fuller Humiliated chief Justice United States supremo court. WAV 10. 11. I) Ilooseielt eonllrmeil ns Uulted States minister to tho Netherlands. Union Ijilnjr comentlon iioiulnntcd Alison J Strcator, nf lllluols, for president uud Charles II Ciiiiulnghaiu, of Arkansas, for vice presl dent. IT Union l-nlor convention nominated Robert 11. Cow drey, of Illinois, for president, nml W 11. I. Wnkelleld, of Kansas, for i Ice president. 23. It. U Gibson elected Unites States benator from Iiiilslatia Dpiul Hights national convention In Des Mollies, la., nominated Delia Ixtckwood for president. 30. '. D. White elected UnlUsl Stales senator from lxmlslaun 31. l'rohlhitlou national convention nominated Clinton II. Flsk for president and John A. Drools for vice pn-sldeuL JUNE. fl. Oregon "lection Curried by tho Republicans. 0. Democratic national convention iiomlunted Grot crt'L'i eland for resldetil of the United Suites and Allen U Thunuati, uf Ohio, for lco pivsldent. 11. William II. I'rancklyii nnd B. II. Tuck inado Uultisl States comuilsslouers to the l'urls ex (todtlon It Mine. DIs DcCur sent to tho s'iiiteiitlary In New York. 33. ltepubllcau national conientlon nominated llciijamhi HniTlsou. of Indiana, for president, and Iivi 1'. Muitoti, of New York, for vice president. JULY 0. Col. Thoinns l Cuscy iipimluted chief of the cuglnwi-s of the United Suites army, with tho rank of brigadier general Ai'ocsr 13. Nntlonal convention of American mrty nt Washington nominated James !.. Curtis for president, 21. Ex-I'residcut Salomon, of Ilnytl, arrived In New York en route to l'arls lu c-.llo. SO. lloliort Garrett ivorted coinplelely demented. 31. Charles II l.itcliman ivsIkiiciI the general secretaryship of the Knights of Ijibor. HClTtMULIL 10. Heinibllcnns carried tho Maine election. 20. J. II. Oberly nominated Indian commissioner OCTOIItIL S3. Daniel Hand, of Connecticut, gavo $1,000,010 for the education of colored people lu tho old sla o stales. 30. Lonl Backvillo given his (uissport. NOVEUUOl. 0. rresldentlal nnd eougresslonul elections throughout tho United Suites; Uenjamln Har rison r.ud IjvI 1. Morton elected president and vice president. 1ft. Joseph CliamlH'rlaln, it. P., and Miss Endicott married lu Washington. 17. I'crry Ilehnout apiwlnted minister to Spain, 20. A. 11 Colquitt, Democrat, ro-clected Uulted States senator from Georgia. 23. General Master Workman I'owderly, of tho Knights of 1-abor, re-elected. HECKuneiL 7. 1 V Williamson, of Philadelphia, makes the Hrst transfer to liusteesof tho gl'.'.oai.liOO ho proposes to give for educational institutions. Strikes and lather Troubles. JAM'AIIV. 3. Forty eollleries ou tho Heading IUUroud sys tem are Idle. pcnni'Anr. 11, Eviction of twenty-two famlllej of striking cigar limners lu Now ork. 33. Chief Arthur, of the Ilrotherhooil of Icomn tlie Engineers, ordered the engineers and lire men of the Chicago, Iliuilugtou uud Quiucy railroad to strike. IUIIC11. 29. lllota among C, II. und Q. switchmen at Chi cago a rnt t. 12 Drewers men stnick In Chicago. 1 1. Strllcoof liakent at Chicago. 10. Uruwers' lockout Iwg.tn lu New York, llrook lyu, Newark, Jersey City, I'aterson and Stuten Island Five thousand ineu out of employ ment. SO. Andrew Caruegle openeil his great steel works nt I'ittsburg with lien union meu. JCNK 15. All window gLiss factories hi I'ittsburg and tho west shut down SO Conference between tho Iron manufaeturers and tho Amalgamated iisoel.itlou resulted In tho closing of the mills, 30,000 meu being thrown out of employ meiit Jl'I.V 0. Division Chief Hauerelseii of tho llrotherbood of ljieotnoliiu Enjlueei-Huud three others ar rcsted, charged iflth being Implicated in a plot to w reel; projierty or ttio C , II and Q. Chairman Hoge and Murphy of thu "Q" engl iieor's mid llromen's grloiuuco comiultteo nnd Secretary Kelley and McGlliery arrested in conm-etlon with the ulleged dyuamito con spiracy Uncoudlllounl surrender of the Iron manufact urers to thu Amalgamated association. Al'Ol'BT. I-argo rolling mills ut Chicago shut down. 10. IB 10. 1 liteen liumlred men thrown out of employ ment. SO. Fifteen hundreil hands thrown out of work by shutting dow u of mills In Delawuro county, I'a. Itallnxid employes on four Indiana hues went out on strike. ocTounn. 7. Street car strike on In Chicago. 0. Hlotlng U'twivu the Chicago street car strik ers and tho K)lleo 13. Thomas Wurdell, wealthy coal operator at llovler, Mo., klllod by striking miners. SOVKHUKIU S3, aenernl strike of vnltchmcn at IndlanaX)Us. nu'tsnmi ft. T. II. Darry organUisl a lalior organization, In dependent of the Kulghts of !.ahnr 0 Till" trial of the allogud "Q" dytuiuihcrs begun nt Geuio-a, III 10. IVesh tiotiblu at Devler, Mo., necessitated tho r. hl:i13 troui. THE WORLD'S WICKEDNES9. jiMiunr. 18. HatfloliU nnd McCoys, nf Kentucky and Wet Virginia, fought a pitched battle, '1 hey mot gain Jan IU Id Court Clerk Irion, of lllnulngham, AU., do faulted In 30,tt 83. W T IteyuoliK cA.sliler Cltltens' hank, I.lnio- stomt T., was murdered by hank mhlxir, one of whom was idiot by thn people, ono vtn hangisl and tho nut turned over to tho authorities, diaries O'lh leu, cashier, and Elmer l Morse, liookkeecr, of tlio Auburn, N. Y., First Na tional bank, disappear. I vf ideation, (uiHMit). 87. Imestlgntlon of the Central hank ease, To ronto, shows deliberate bank breaking. Most of the officials ham como to tho United States. rillllUAIlY. ft White Caps Hogged nnd left n man lu dying condition lu Indiana. 7. Ex Mayor Means, of Cincinnati, president of the Metropolitan National hank, arrested for misappropriation. Hank cloned. B. Henry Ittsve, cashier Continental hotel, Phila delphia, defaulter In f OO.lU). Amos J Suell, Chicago millionaire, murdered by burglar (This Is the celiiblsled Taseott ease.) S3. Mimkisl robbers went through n Boiitliern Pa cific Irnln, near Tucson, A. T. llcportod heavy Iohh. CO. Express train robbery on tho Rt, nl Arkan sas nnd Texas railroad, at Khigsliind, Arkau rs MAIICII. 8. Discovery of graveyard hmirauco scheme, Chiirleston, H. U. 4. ErnstiLs J Jones, ex-treasurer of Dauphin cnuuly. Pa., defaulter lu 01,000. 80. State Treasurer Tate, of Kentucky, rcrted defaulter In JSJO.OU 87. State National hank of Italelgh, N. O., closed Its doors. Charles II Close, president, nnd Samuel C White, cashier, tlefnullers In JTft.UU Al'tlll. a First Whltechnel murder reported it. Trial of Dave Walker, lluld Kuolilier chief, In progress In Ozatk, Miss Ho was convicted nml with othur lluld Kuobbers sentenced U hang Deo 3S 13. Happy lloh Van llrutit, formerly Salvation Army lender, hanged ut Wnivaw, N V for lli inunler of Will Itoy 29. Passenger I ruin on tho Inter Oceanlo railway In Mexico tobbtsl by highwaymen. MAY 1. Assistant Cashier Do Ilaun, of the l'aik Na tional bank, New York, defaulter in $1)31100. 0. The supreme court of Illinois conllrmed (ho sentence of the Chicago hoodlcrs, nnd they were sent to Juliet penitentiary 13. Mnskisl robbers Ismrd n train on tlio fionorn railroad, nt Aguazarca, A. T., nml then niblssl the fireman, killed the expressman and fatally hurt the conductor. One passenger fatally hurt. JUNE. Mrs. 1 Unison, whoso dlvorcosult against her I. husband was tlio talk of Chicago, shot Maj. Whitney, her husband's attorney, lu open court. White Ciiis of 8ienccr county, Intl., com mauded now spucrH to publish their proclama tion uuder penalty of chasllscmcnL M. I Ucbteiislelu, Wilmington, Del., de faulter In $3:1,2,7) Eight masked robbers went through n train near Junction City, SI. T., securing 81,100. ir 20. P A HiiImt, Adams Express agent ut Sun- bury, Pa., at rested for stealing nn express tmckngo containing $39,01(1, lu transit from Philadelphia, iu August, IKW1. 23. Porter uud Duck, American burglars, held In I.oii('oii for extradition to Zurich, where they are charged with stealing $3J0,UO0 worth of property 'li.ia A ll,,.l.j.t- f.tll.te tf tT,il,ti l.ntilr r,t I I u, miuii-, iu I., is i, intuitu iiiiii ,it.iiiuiu;i in large amounts. JL'LY. 3. John It. Vim I.oau, of the Second National Uink of Jersey City, n defaulter Slft.Odi) 13. The stealings of M. I. I.lchtensteln, defaulting treasurer of Wilmington, Del , loan associa tions, aggregato$IOO,uX). lft. More stories of opium smuggling on tho ex treme northwest and tho New York and frontier Ijiteriiinuy arrests were innde and In Noiemlier Frank Gardner was convicted t,... I.I........ I) t lu .. r....lilH.. I .!..... .It... nnd sentenced for lclug concerned therein. I Three Bohemian Anarchists llronek, Chaek I Chlcbouth urrested lu Chicago for conspiracy 10 miinicr juuges uurry nun urmncii uuu luscctur lloufleld, nml burn dow n the city 2) Wnr lietween Ilatlleld and McCoy factions lu Pike county, Ky., nnd lignti county, W. Vu., broke out afresh. I 27 Governor Hill commuted death sentenco of Chluru Clguurale to imprlsonmeut fur life. so. Willie Caps In Perry county, lnd., Hog two Mormon missionaries. P. IC. Dederlek. of Albany, robbed of $10,000 ao. by nn expert thief. Alm'ST. 1. Illlnky Morgan hanged In Columbus, O. 7. Second Whltccliael inunler. ' 10. Hugh M Ih-ooks, alias Maxwell, hanged at BU Imls for the murder of Prellcr. I It. Two men hi Chicago arrested for systematic mall roblH.ry, having taken more than $100,- 000 from the malls 21, Capt N. Kinney, Paid Kuobber chief, Missouri, shot and killed at Ozark, by DUI Miles, ouauU-, Ilald Kuobber. 27. Charles W Waldron, of Hlllsdnlo, Mich., ah- I sconded to Canada with sol cral thousand dol lars 81. Third Whltcchaiicl murder. HCITEXUEU. 0. Attorney General Michcucr, of Indiana, re ported n terrible state of affairs on lug to tho depredations of White Caps In the southern part of tho state. 7. Fourth Whltechapcl murder 20. Seventeen outlaws shot dead Inn Iwittlowlth vigilantes near Paladorn. No Man's IjiiiiL Three Igllnntes w ero klllexl ami ulnu w ouudod. 21. Fifth Whltechaiel inunler 2L Sirs. I.izzle Hoy, of Ilnmlcrn county, Tex., shot and killed "Tho I)no Highwayman " 2ft James llmw n, said lo have tss-n married thirty three times, convicted of bigamy In Detroit, 27. W H Foster, Inistis) of tho gratuity fund of tho New York Produce Exchange declared a defaulter la $ICM,000 so. 80. Sixth WhitechaH'l murder. Seienth Wliitts.'iintx?l iminler. 00. Cashier Chapln, of Fall Hlver, reported a d faultcr in S1OH.000. ocTonnn. 2. Eighth Whltechnel murder 14. Antonio Flaccomlo murdered in New York. This was tho noted Mafia inunler 18. II S. Uriggs, safe manufacturer nt Itochestcr, j N. Y., alisconded; $1 1.OtWshorlln his accounts. , 10 Paymaster J II Mct'luro and stable Isiks Hugh nannlgnu, empluyeil by Contractor McFnd 1 den. of Wllkesbarre. Pa., loblwd of $12,000 i nnd murdered I Train robls-m went through a train at Peru, lnd , nnd stole many thousand dollars, watches and Jewelry i 23. Thomas Axworthv. treasurer, of Cleveland, i dtsapiicaied, kui lug n delicti of about SiOO.lXW. MIVLUUCII I 4. Daring stage cinch robbery near Kantu liar I liarn, l'j i 17. Henry W King. Jr, shot end kllhsl at Omaha, i Neli, by I.lbblo llcichler. with whom he had i previously livisl 23. J. E lledell. New York forgr. sentenced to i twenty Hie years imprisonment. 23. Mrs Whltellng, PhiKidelplil.i, Isoner, cou- dieted of inunler In the Hrst degree 80. Treasurer Charles II Wluchell, of Spluk county. D T . disappeared, n defaulter for 8100,000 DCCCMDr.II 3. Phil Daly, the Iong Uranch gambler, was shot I In n New York den. where ho had been en I tlccd by a woman's note, with a ilow torob I bcry The w ound w as not a serious one. I ft Frank 11 Hates, an employe of "Old Hutch," a defaulter In Chicago In $30,000. Nino prominent citizens of Crawford county, I lnd., arrested lu connection with the While Cap outrages. 0. A moh attacked the Jail at Ulrmlngham, Ala., 1 In an attempt to lynch William Hawea, the I murderer Tho sheriff and his arty fired oa I them, killing nine and wounding thirty. Ninth Wuitcchapcl murder 10 White Cap outrages In Texas IS. 11 I, Harper, who stole the fundi of the Ft. dellty Iwink of Cincinnati, a raving manUc, I White Can outrages reixirted from Ohio. lteported appearance of White Cap at James town. N V White Caps Indicted In Indiana. 17. 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