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Day
11
Month
October
Year
1893
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Public Domain
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After debate on the silver repeal bill in the United States senate on the 7th, Senator Voorhees gave notice that on the llth he should ask the senate to continue in session until a vote staken on the peniing1 measure, and should ask senators to maintain a quorum nntil the end of the protracted struggle was reached. Debate on the federal elections bill was continued in the house. M lts. Cornelia L. Ciíakv, only survivinif child of Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, died in New York. At a railway crossing near Middletown, O., a wagon contamina Mattbew Foley and his wife and tvvo children was struck by a train and Mrs. Foley and the tvo boys were killed anü Mr. Foley was fatally injured. 1t was reported that the czar had issued an order 22,000 wealthy Jews from Russia. In a cyclone in Union eounty, Ark., many houses were destroyed, two women were killed and two fatally injured. The cyclone was several miles wide and left a dreary waste. Williams college at Williamstown, Mass.. celebrated its centennial. BOMBAHDING ivas resumed at Rio Janeiro and it was reported that there had been ffreat loss of liie and property. In Rostoff, Eussia, a newly -built house collapsed without warning and thirty persons were killed. Vimi.ant, the American vacht, defeated Valkyrie, the En?hsh boat, in the tirst of the series of international racee by 5 minutes and 4S seconds. The time was 3 hours, 32 minutes and '0 seconds. ELEVES mutinous Sepoys were blown from the mouth of a cannon at Lahore in British India. John ROBEBTS, the English champion, defeated Frank Ives in the billiard match at New York bv 1,150 points. The score was: Roberts, 10,000 points; Ives, 8,850. Hess, i z-pngiUst, and during the latter years of his lite a teroperance evangelist, died at Clarendon, N. Y. Thk attendance at the world'a fair up to and including the stii was 15,793,156. M LflSACHUSETTg republicana in convention at BostOQ nominated F. T. Greenhalge for governor, and renominated Licut. Uov. Wolcott, Becretary of State Olin, Stato Troasurer PhilDpa and Attorney General Knowlton. The platform declares for silver repeal, favors national banks, and condemns violations of the civil service law and the barter of hijjb o03ces for campaig-n contribut.ions

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