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B|lwto[oB tibfe thjflbMd.1 of a ^BKWw-ear-! W"e iknow not whether l^mMmm: tar lis j ow '•. or! sorrow.
f-ear&iojfc look; into, the Jriiture kficw a| twelyie-iaomth. We can*
team ftom the Jeap that passed . lessons! wJbSidi will
RS&fttservice-to us in the ye^r that |ce|pa0. RefiecjfcLOTis on the m-
ftsb of t h e p a a t will m i k e us *iA.*__. ^ ftitdreu The1 New
^ h i V a * long been timtei for? good resolu-
$tefc>[ resolves 'for Jnjfrove-Nl&d^ OIL that day are made
offtidicqle. lit shjouil$ not All: skoil ld. endeavor: f e l i v e
L dddng the. new year,; than tia^eflived in tne old. Let featfthe g»ast as it comes up vskt thp caL ofimemory.
$E&seet wi i ere i i i ^ve h a v e e r r e d
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] lav© i been. wanting in w JO' tfabse arouutd xm, we
#be,HBkbid no longer If $sm l>een ; uncfc aritable, our ted can be made more beau-
jfegp tfile practice of that great
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^hielf could. be i improved M a e a|re perfect!. Never-
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BISBLQP* JLOUBSLIN.
Rt.. Hev. J o h n Ik^ughlin, first Bishop of Brooklyn, died at Ms-home, corner of Clermont and' Grand avenues, Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon. Next to Archbishop Kenrick, who was bom in 1806, and recently celebrated the j golden jubilee of his consecration as a bishop, the deceased prelate was, at the time of his death, the oldest member of the Catholic Hierarchy in the United States. He was born in the parish of Clanduff, County Down, Ireland, in 1*17. W h e n n ine years o ld . H e c a m e to th i s c o u n t r y w i t h his parents , w h o se t t l ed near A l b a n y . H i s ear ly
education was reeeiyed in that city and in a schoo l near' Montrea l . H e
began his ecclesiastical studies in Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, .and was ordained a priest b y B i s h o p ( a f t e r w a r d - A r c h b i s h o p )
Hughes, Oct. 1M84H. The young pr ies t w a s s ta t ioned at l T t ica for two ye^rs and was then made ass i s tant at the o ld Mot t s treet Cathedral. He and Bishop Hughes became fast' Triends, and in 1848 the latter made Father Loughlin his Vicar-General. In 1850 he was consecrated",- Bishop of the diocese of Brooklyn, by the Most R e v . Cajetan Bedini , the P o p e ' s
Nuncio, who was then on a visjj; to this country.
Personally the Bishop was re-'markable for his s impl i c i ty of l ife. It is re lated that he cou ld inot be persuaded to occupy the handsome palace, built for him in Brooklyn a few years ago, until nearly a year after its completion. He possessed a remarkably humorous disposition and many stories are told illustrating his love for a harmless joke.
His character was one which, it may be said, was grand in its simplicity. May his soul rest in p e a c e .
PARDONED.
isevei
his new k n o w I ticiak,!
y e a r s bjr a m a n o f "W«tt-
s and &m capable of decisions witfe light-
li& iquicfaiesd. His course .o(t hpen eikpejy free from ef-
is to b£ hoped that, in le as senator, he will be s for tribkeiy as a poli-,n ability as* a statesman.
KIND WORDS.
Tt e ukrHoiiia JOURNAL is to havej new quarters jafter the first of Janila™, The Iwnes wishes it all manner i f success.—[Daily Times.
The (MTHOLIC JOURNAL issued a very intpresting and profusely illustrated Christmas number, which whitfh c o u l d n o t fail o f b e i n g ap-preclatep by its readers. Besides an ujnuspal amount of miseellane-
reading matter , some good ous stories, Appropriate for the season, enrifhecf the cohiumas.— \Th&JkiTy.
C A T H O J
tlOELj
ntimi and
deseirv* with
A
NDSOME .NUMBER.—^The :|c JorjBJMAli, of this city,
did jjtsefl proud in its holiday edi-i s W e d Deieember 19 . T h e
berlwas one of twelve pages was hlled with interesting read
ing jnatier. The JOURNAL is a goocL exponent of Catholicity and
the success it is day Tpnes.
meeting
APQSWLATE OF THE PRESS.
convention whose deliberation^ Wi|, undoubtedly, result in muci^ benefit to Catholic literature is thkt referred to on our front page,. p u r e l y tlbey d o a l a u d a b l e work who endeavor to spread the t ruths of |our religion by means of CatMic JwokSj papers, etc. Those who attend this convention will be furtiering a noble object. All C a t h o l i c s s h o u l d t a k e an in teres t in such movements
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BAST SIDE POST OFFICE
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In respduse to the; appeal of all Rochester's ex-city treasurer is . Easisiders iand the urgent request
n o w a free man , h a v i n g rece ived , Qf ^ CATHOLIC JOURNAL, t h e
his pardon last week from (lover-'i p J o i B c e aepartment will soon es-nor Hill, to whom a petition for, t a b l { a l l a b^ch o f f i c e f o r the ae-such pardon signed by a large l comkodatiiri of the'people living number of Rochester citizens w a s j o n & , eastlside. The branch will presented. When rumors of the | b e i ^ c a t e d n e a r t n e c o r n e r o f Q j ^ . intende<l pardon were m circulation I t o n L^d Eajt Main streets.
gave
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some weeks ago, this paper its opinion on the matter. That opiaion remains the same to-day. We thought the full term light punishment for the otfense com-raitted.
We feared a pardon would have a bad moral eifect, we think so still,
a* gerfection' so .fully j 0 w that the pardon has been »^e | in^he l i fb 'o f | theDiv ine |g r a n t e t i < i t i t t 0 b e h o p e d t h a t l h e r - - •'. . ' rec ip ient wi l l m a k e amends for h is
ove 4E, if; we k e in njortal | p a s t h a d conduct. shbuid; make our peace i T n e pardon appears to please
3d tod start the ."new; year I s o m e -of ( ) U r ( , i t v r ( )ntemporaries. ele^r conscience. ' This may J u d ^ n g from \he hea ( llines a n d
[year on 4arth for many < w o ra s 0f welcome used ..v one pa-per m a n n o u n c i n g it. one w o u l d
suppose some great hero were about to honor our city with a visit.
S p e a k i n g r
DEATH FtnJUU
I -DURING' h ^N-Y SHINING MARKS
im YEAR4m.
Un^lMolrersd Ck
a. ni| London, wnl ri^n; born 1810.
S. Inj Salt. Lake Cit; elL opera, singer;
7. Xn( Boston, Gen. States attorney
10. In) Paris, Baron 17. 1x4 Waanington ,
stfteaman and h 20. 14 San Pranci
EUvwaiij born. I S 2i* Iij N e w York ei
thje noted b; 2B In("NewYark
"Wfillianx Windo:
any; born ]M,
urn Kts, A i x t l t a r r . En-rentors^
Af i tor* . S i n ^ e c B sund
'Bmwm JfrnmrnA to "the try."
TABX. ' am. fHnglalfPi, t h e hiatb-
ao. L o n d o n , itator^ barn.:
8L l a Paris, Meiseo
IDU l a N e w Y o r k cltjr.
1st, author and 1 13U I d W a s h i n g t o z u
c o m m a n d e r U . S .
l i hi New York city, mfan, general U
18*. i d S t . Pa.nl. S e n . nor of Minnesota^
H> InBe lv idere ,N t n IWaahlngiton. 4 '
f r o m M a r y l a n d ; 28a Hi Washington,
t4>rfrom0i
8, Ik London* Leo: Jjew Vorker.
M. Id Berlin, Dr. olio leader; born
17. hi Romo,Princ^ • Bonaparte's bro
20- ija. N e w Y o r k c i
ajotor; born 1838. 2L In Waabitigtorw
bornlBOr. 23. Ik N e w York
ftutiioreee; bora InJEamlra. N . Y. .
son; born 1811. 8T. in. Lo tdsv i l l e ,
borulSlD. 20. I n N e w Y o r k
bora 1828. 80. t n London, Eari
In the noose of
born 1800.
' * S -IMP
i 1 1 1 gyp
;i
Emma Abbott Wetber-rn 1850.
l ee DevenH, ex-United eral; born 1820. .usaman; born 1809.
G e o r g e B a n c r o f t , t h e
rian; "born 1801. K i n g Kn.ln.bn.Tm. of
Harvoy B. Dodwortiit iter. j s \ i d d e n l y , a t a b a n q u e t ,
secretary of the tjreas-t
Kles B r a d l a n s h , F.rfgHsh
6r, famoofl painter; born
a m e s K e d p a t h , j o u r n a l -
uror; bora 1882. D a v i d D . Porter ,
jjl^ b o r n 1S13.
tTooaKfiehSlior-FT- S i b l e y , first; g o v e r -
irnlSlL Oen. Robert McAUlater.
E. EL Wilson, senator r n 1821. n. George Hearst, sena-
bornl81fl.
Jerome, well known
Iwigf Windthorst . Cath-$12. Ferome Napoleon, son. of
Jerome; born 1822. |f, L a w r e n c e B a r r e t t , t h e
e n . J o s e p h E . J o h n s t o n :
M r s . Vlncenssa B o t t a , t h e 80. ^Governor L o c i n s R o b i n -
J . A . E k i n , U . S . A-:
;jy» Dr . H o w a r d Crosby;
pranvUle, Liberal leader, : born 1815..
8KU a t o r j
forkoitr,L*wisr xne srjeet"rmiTrniad;,boi n l f K
d t y i , fia*; D . CL Viae mtMethbdi*t; bornl8«
.Italy, Q«n. Trmnmn,
. WoraeatMr; ;boK»:iaP-:.
^bomllKtt.- j Baw John H . Lick,, a
2B. InN ( Third
Ial N e w b>ck,
TMJMWmA d e n t N l
81. In bornl8»*j
ITOTHniKR.. 2. In Grand) Rapids, Mictu, in. Mlaonio
Dr. JohnjJ. Jenninga. In.Oolor*db Springs* ColoMB. W . S t e e l e , lam*
nalist; born 1851. L In Naabyilbx ex-Governor A-S.Markmvot
TenneBaele; born 188ft, In, N e w YQrlc c i ty . Right Rev. Mgr.
born a. In BridE
noted Ic In: s t . A l l
Smith . , of 3. InWaftI
port. Conn-, Alfred C. TTobba, bornlSll
Vt., ex>Gx)yernar Gregory J. Vermont . . lgtou, Gen. Horace Boughton^o*
.as.
lords
(len. Albert Pike, poet,au-M a s o o ; born WOO.
P h i n e a s v T . Barnnnx, .0.
Right Rev. Richard p of Cleveland; born
2. In Washington, thor and prorairi
T. In Bridgeport, t oj Bhowman{ born.
13. I n St. Augustine, Gilmonr. R. C. \> 1824.
14. In Washington, born 1230.
I n N e w York, Ci J t . Qeorjje H. Mackenzie; chess player. 1
20L,In Clinton, N. F , Rev. Hanry Darling, ' p r e s i d e n t of E J U a. LLCon college? born 1S23.
Jen. Francis B. Spinola:
t/L In Berlin, Field uaxsnal (Joant von Moltke;
I
"M> regret \o observe^ in a recent o l this P&koe^attynd GKf/m-
"V e should ] ive • us though SO.
^^jmmdEiks^kT \INSULT.
It would pppeian-by the decisions handed down by the court of appeals^ Tuesday, that the Democrats willjhave cefntroi of both branches of tm\ legislature, The decision of the cour4 ruling the Republican c a n d i d a t e ir| S t e u b e n c o u n t y o u t as ineligible, ii just. When members of a political party nominate a man for c nice wljo is not eligible, tjiey have t5hemse|lves t o b l a m e if the office is lost! to tne party through theii defiance of law. So long as lawsi are on (the statute books, they should be observed. If they) are unjiAt, tuej should be repealed.
28. I n Ohaslatteavil % Va-, Gen. A. L. Long, of the Confederate! service; born 1827.
J(lAT. 2. In London, Banbt Sullivan, the tragedian^
b a r n 1824-i , In N e w York city, Charles Pratt, the oil
magnate a n d pi ti](&nthropist; born 1R31. 8* I n London, Mn Mi H. P. Blavataky, theoeo*
phiat; born L83L ;i 111, In San Diego, Call, Aloniso Taft, ezHKore*
tary of war, etc JbornlolO. 281 In Detroit, sndt eply, Judge 8. M. Breckin
ridge, of St. Loal^, advisor of the Brigga hcoresy committ s4 in the Presbyterian assembly; born 18 £
801 In New York dfy. Dr. Fordyce Barker, eminent physici ab; born 1818.
811. In Sheepahead |bay. Prentice Mnlford. journaliat and 1 Kjjturer.
JjUHt 0. Near Ponghke«!p|ie, N. Y., Dr. B . J . Loe-
atng, historian; born 1818. (. I n Providence, i o i G o v e m o r Henry Lippitt.
of R h o d e Tnlanf ; born. lSlS. f. In Ontario, Caaada, Sir John A. Macdon
aid, premier of Canada; torn 1816. H. In New York cjlty, Charles Fisher, the act*
or; born lSlfl. IS. In Cornwall, N.
bornlSil. 2L In Indianapoiiai ex-Senator Joseph EL Mc
Donald; born lilQi ! 22. In North Ada n% Mass., Professor Georga
inventor of nitroglycerin;
l ' exaa . I n O t t a w a J UlU.. J o h n H a s s o c k , a n o r l g h r t -
abolititinistt born 1808.
10, I&CorMftUlflttfova, iSootim Hon, Samuel C h i p m a n i a n o l d F r e e m a s o n ; b o r n 1790.
IX. I n Pf\ iilaji e l p b i a , MoTiragB B a b m a o n , n o t e d Civil engineer; bora 1801.
12. CoL Donh Piatt , journalist; born 1819. 15. I n N e w Y o r k c i t y . D r . J o h n . C l a r k s o n J a y ,
conchQlogist.
17. In New lYork city, Rear Admiral George " H . Cooper . U. S . N- , r e t i r e d ; b o r n 1S2Q.
19. I n R i p o n i W i s ^ Jedsd ia ix Bcxwen; .born 1818.
In PliiladelpMa, W. J. Florence^ actor; born 188L
23. I n W a l t h a m , M a w . , Kerr. T h o m a s H1H. e s -president of Harvard; born 1818.
23. In lrvin|gtonrOn-the-Hudson, Mrs. Cyrns W . F i e l d .
l a I n d i a n a p o l i s . G e n . A . P . H d v e y , g o v e r n o r of Indiana; born 1S20.
2A. In Boston, Col* Gardner Tufts, philanthropist and educator; born 1828.
In Paris, H|arl Lrtton, author and diplomat; born 18311
27. In N e w York city. Commodore Roucken-dorff, U . S . N~, r e t i red ; b o r n 1810.
DHCEMBEB. 4. In Parlay Dom Pedro EL, ex-emperor of
jBrazdi; b o r n 1825. i n Westport, Conn., Danie l C. Birdsall, law
yer and editor; born 1S3A. In Fort Randal^ S. D. . Col. Joseph S. Conrad,
U . S. AA born 1833. 8, In Boston, Col. W. W, .Clapp, journaUsf,
•bornl836L In Palatine Bridge, N . Y., ex-Governor M.
JL. S t e a r n s , of iFlorida; b o r n 1830.
Id Cairo, Smile Bayard, painter: born 1837. 10. I n .Chicago . J o s e p h O. G l o v e r , p u b l i c - m a n ;
born ISO;-16. In Philadelphia, Samuel Murdoch, actor
•and elocutionist; born ISIS.
POLITICAL POINTS. JAJfXTABY.
9.: Governor Thayer, of Nebraska, refused to .torn over nla office to Boyd.
14 The U. S. senate passed the free coinage bilL
16. Ex-Governor Thayer surrendered office under protest.
80. Election of Dr. J . H . Gallinger to succeed Senator Blair, of N e w Hampshire.
ZL N e w York elected Governor Hill a s senator.
28. W i s c o n s i n e l e c t e d e x - S e c r e t a r y V i l a s Onifr. ed States senator.
Senator Ingalls* Buoceasor elected in the per* son of Judge Wil l iam A. Peffer.
SL. Resignation of Prime Minister Crispi followed cabinet crisis in Italy.
PHBRtJART. 5. P r o c l a m a t i o n at r e c i p r o c a i t r a d e r e l a t i o n s between the United States and Brazil,
17. South Dakota elected Rev* J. H. Kyle United States senator.
MARCH.
13. niinoia elected Gen. John iL Palmar United States senator.
M. Mowbray, born 1835.
In Bangor, Me., president; born
Aecording to a cablegram which a p p l i c a t i o n s f o r i a p p e a r e d i n | i 3 a . t u r d a . y ' s p a p e r s a n d
pardons, we venture the opinion j whiop we reproduce in another col-that if tke law requirc<l them to be I utonl tb© Pfp© has conlerreo1 the
article lini which ihereniarks I published in the papers ofi the lo- i Order of the Cross of Christ on the *_.— TTtl I i t i • i • _ _ * _ ^ _ _ A 1 l • Jj • 1 * 1 l • • . * 1 'It •' 1 i f* * • f \ F T 1
JTOI-T. Hannibal HamHn, e i -v ice IS€0.
18. In Boston, Edward. Burgess, yacht designer.
26. I n W a t e r b u r y , IVti, e x - G o v e r n o r P a u l Dfl . H n ^ a . m J o f V e rrnont; born 1799.
28. In Lake Rolanc Md., Samuel Sands, an old n e w s p a p e r m a x ; b o r n 17S8: h e first p o t in
^Snalflby Pop<h leo |confcerniig the arai poorer q u e s t i o n , a t the
Itaifflonaistory, iare fcoinmented on
i\u
—eeined., |e fall to| see why the Democrat
be soiregar(|less| of the feel-. [pi i t s iiBan3r (j?athblic readers .reproduce su<ih-articles. All lalljr papers have a large num-
f,mmSi$t Catholic sn'bscrjbers. I t is ^idleiidy an. injustice to such patrons v^h£n the coIpMiis of ji paper they ^Jhtelp|snppoTt| are oiaen^d to articles
^c | a |F|tiek t totrt lers ocef of those for ^ f "yyii^ni. they have die I greatest ~re-
*%g^ are refferted ;ohi| an insiilting W$p W e kold that secjular papers, il^aaEtttdin^on.all creepsaii^classes ' ^ sn^m^tenanee , shoold ! avoid j i e | p i g ; religious q^estioii^ in a JEB^peK^iat will ground the feel-
e r a n t i n g of a n y
& * •
i^"-2^M g; jm$l &£ m portion-of tpieir readers fc^HbehesiEacisjno^ so unforlunate fe' as to be^fi^sedi w$k jmneh1 bitter-"pBittflt amjaag.'-^retnfejerr[oi the |Mer-
x, Li _ . 'ioissfe fiarjttWHiy and tp f pteasipg de>.
w411 oe-
o p p o s e d to the gr:
particular pardon a chance to ob tain signatures for a petition agaihst favorable action. * But as all this would be. interfering with the power granted -the governor,. it might not be possible to accomplish it w i t h o u t a m e n d i n g the const i tut ion.
cality in whjch the crime has been \ Arcflbishopj of Aix. Our Holy c o m m i t t e d , at the t ime t h e y are j F a t h e r s h o w s h i s c o u r a g e w h e n oc-
presented to the governor and, at! casion requires. Should the trou-fsaaimer jdi^res^ect^ful ai^d in- j least, a few weeks before action is i ble with ti|e French government
to thej vkierable; head of the j taken upon them, we woul4 n e ^ • ^ea(^ a s thefdespatch intimates, to J le church, iTh^ offending | of less dissatisfaction when one is ! a seriaratioil of Church and State,
is-takenifroto the Chicago < granted. Such a plan would pre-; the rgsult Would be beneficial to ?, a pip<j)r njrted! for its un-1 vent the employment of secret me- the iJburcn in France. If, as in
&s&iathie ! treatment o f fques- I thods b y those s e e k i n g pardon for i o u r country l t h e c l e r g y c o u l d be
in which the Cattlolic Church, their friends. I t would give those i indettendenf of the government,
THE RETIRING GOVERNOR.
David B. Hill is no longer governor of, . the Empire state. His term has been a stermy one. He has been the target of as many bitter attacks as any man who ever fiHed the executive chair. He has riiet them all calmly and wijlh, apparent mdiiffierenee. Men less resolute Would have shrunk "from some of the fierce onslaughts that were made on Governor Hill; politicians less vigilant would have falleat into the pitfalls dag bjs Jus:
be politieal enemies. Whatever his foe& msy say of hini, they cannot dispute the fact that the
t h e i r lot w( one. ''
ild be a more pleasant
W k J. I SCAKTIAN, the well-known I r i s | actor, is hopelessly insane and his death is sai d to be a question Sof only a short time. The thotisaiids who have be^n delighted wi l l his charming songs will j learn | of his misfortune with sincere regiet.
Wfe are § leased to notice that D. V . jMurply, Esq., for the past year withjthe law firm of Loek-W OO<IL a n d ff ioyt , o f Buflfelo, h a s
formpd a eppartttership with Chas. H. 4-verjy pf that city. We pre-
brlgjitfutitrefor Mr. Mnr-his jchosen profession.
ee deaths in Kochester 19 How1 many of those
-thjrele souls werepiepared to
• ( < - • '-
&ajj&^BS&afe&'2t ::-M v.- "^ --'-" :-it»> "^si'y m^^-^W^W^m
^ ^ - ^
Vi, J. K. E'.mmett, the actor,
type the inaniiqcript of the "Star Spangled Banner ." '
In Monlpelier, fli, Oen. P, P, Pitkin; born 1S3B-
Near N e w York city, F. C. Havemeyer, sngat DTtanuiaotTiror, born 1806.
A08O&E. IP. I n A m h e r s t , N . 3S-, M i a . U. K. S a w t e i i e ,
MasBachusetts' first woman lawyer.
12. In Cambridge, ld|sei, HOD. Jomee Russell LotTeil . poe t a-n. 1 d i p l o m a t ; born 1S1P.
l a Poland Spring s, M&, Oeorge Jones, editsoi New York Tlnu m born 1812.
114. In Nashvil le, MM. Jamea K. Polk, widow of P r e s i d e n t Pol l t i born 1813.
87. In Woitenavill}, |Ma88., ex-Senator S. O. Pomeroy, of Ka naas; born 1815.
OCBKB. T. In Mobile, Dr. W. W. A . Spotswood, sur
geon United SJajtes navy before the w a n born 1800.
9. I n P a r i s . M a j . 4- M- B u n d y . e d i t o r N e w P. Grevy, of France; born
York Mail and Ex-PresidBnt Jul
1818. IS. I n N e w Y o r k cilty, Marqxris d e C h a m b r t m ,
eminent Frenoi lawyer and diplomat; born -1831. J
In Boston, Dr. Gk orge B. Loring, ex-minister toPortnga lanc Jex-commisaioner of agri* culture? boral i lT.
18. In Roonestor, I j Y„ Qen. Isaao F. Qninby, veteran of thelfregnlar army and of the civil war; born J82L.
In N e w York ci ty, CtoL F. A . Conkling, ex ' state senator Ind ei-congressman; born
IBIS. | 19. In Newport, Bi L , ex-Oongreaaman W . L.
Scott, at Penna rTvania; trarn 18S8, A t the Americ m legation, Santiago, ex-
President Bain aceda, Q£ Chili, by suicide. & In Lexington* | :y.. Dr. B. Grata Bruce, the
turf authority;! born 132Z. SSw I n Saratoga, EBiv. Drw S . D . Burohard;barn
1812L I 2T. I n Potoei, Wi$ . SamneL Morris, a n Iowa
pioneer; bormi ao . | In Louisville, Hon. Harvey M. Watterson, J» father of CoLipCenry Watiteiaoni 90. In. Brnssela. JG en- Bonhunger,. by suicide; bornlKft 1 6. I n Tymdon. Hl( J i t H o n . W . H. Smith , first
lordof<1ihet: in the house
I n Stuttgart, ( temberg; born
T. to.. Br%Mo; Parnelli
) mteJBP
| States:; bom 15. I n Ravens™
OOTOBiUC
y and |;overnment leader conunonstborn 1825.
ixnany, KUag. Carl of' W ur . 1823.
England, Charles Stewart; 1S46.
Joseph M. Saylor, old-> dergynxam im the; United
Yaw Gtal^W. H. F. Lees, Lee; bomlaag..
vernorSamnalW Hale,
" "»a f iB :>nmp • *««'~«~«"™»!aej
19.! ExpuMon of Queen Natal ie from Serria . JGXiT.
2.1 W. EL SUnmons appointed commissioner *>£ j patents. .
A. Loudon Snowden appointed minister to 1 Greece.
1S.I President Camot's life attempted by a ' hmatio.
28.! Appointment of Senator Faasett a s collector of the port of N e w York.
80.- The imprisoned Irish members of parliament—O'Brien and Dillon—released from G a l w a y j a i i
. | SXPrXMBKB. L Spanish reciprocity treaty went into ef
fect. 6. Recognition of the Chilian junta by the ., United States government.
O0TOBBB. L| Railroad bridge near Prague blown up in .-.' an attempt to kill emperor of, Austria.
10| 53 rebels killed in political riot, Uruguay. ' 2L, H e n r y "W. G r a d y m o n u m e n t u n v e i l e d in
, Atlanta. NOVUXBBB.
Si Elections in 12; states; Democratic governors elected in Massachusetts, N6*^ York and Iowa; Ohio elected Major McKinloy, Re-pablican, o^er Governor Campbell; Re-p n b l i c a n staXe t i c k e t e l e c t e d i n P e n n s y l v a n i a .
The national congress of Brazil dissolved by President Fonseca.
4u Secretary Red field Proctor appointed United States senator from Vermont, r ioe Ed-mTrhdw. r e s i g n e d .
VK R e n n ociattrm b y e z - E i n g MTt«n o f Iris rights to the Servian throne.
\Si Appoiatmontof OoLC. Q. Gibeon M Ben* a t o r Crum JMaj-y(«.r»r). v i c e W ilunn. d e c e a s e d .
PSCEKBXR. 7j CougresQ convened. & House of representatives elected Hon.
Gh&raes F . C r i s p , of G-eorgia. spsaJcer. lfil President Harriflon appointed Hon. Wil
liam D. Putnam of Maine, Nathaniel Ship-man of Connecticut, George M. Dallas oi Pennsylvania, Nathan Goff of West Virginia, Wi l l i am H. Taft of Ohio and Will iam A . Woods of Indiana judges of the United States circuit court.
P E R S O N A L MISGELLANY.
riage. 28. OapttO'Shea obtained a divorce. 20L Dr. JBriggs disapproved bv Presbyterian,
general assembly. JUflM.
& Union Theological seminary directors sustain Dr. Brigga.
ming in the baccarat slander case in Lon-d o n .
SL Henry Ward Beecher statue' qnyeBed i n Brooklyn.
25. Marriage of Parneil a n d Mrs. O'Sb**. JUIiT.
1 BSmneror Wi l l i am of Germany arrived i n Emperor WD Tffnpln.nri
III "Stojaewall" Jackson s ta toe onvei led in Lexington. Va;
AXJQOBK. 8. G. A- R. elected John: A^ P a l m a r com*
manlier i n chief; Detroit^ ,
8. M a r y JAr^f^^rt^gTmnAamxtffittmapzaeV^srmaifmint Lincoln, married to .Charles. B . Ianam i n London. .
4 Ci tyof N e w Yjarkroedered to | p a y inventor Jamea Knibbainearly 1&JXWXO back r o y a l t y On Are engine patent. |
' OCTOBHR. 3. A daughter born to ex-President m i l M r a
Olev^Iandi, of Mrs. Frank Leslie^ ia New
to W. C. K. Wilde, of the London Tel-
of theequestrlinitatueof Gen. t n Lincoln park; CbTrajpi
ohs^f ibeyaa
ALL SORTS OP MOMi
I-Skmxl - WonndAdKhea, Neb. IX nepredationa^.
liv. Sarrendakof the>rnn^ns pjne>:J:_ : .
rmmsarjXBX;., i, ReKuing i»artTtook SminextJ
e d mine in Na3ticok«;
i. President signed iateraational bSL |
Passagftof t h e French: upolia^ioni 8. Many mountaineers woonded "
ate fight near CumberlBindJGap, M*. In N e w Orleans severai thj
lynched Dl Mafia prisoners;^ 30. NewOrlea i^ lrnchinf f denounced i b y Itaf-
ians inJ^ew York. APKIXv.
0. Grand A r m y of t h e Republic celebrated ijts quarter centennial. - . 1 .
& I n Washingtocu^eentennial o f the; United S t a t e s p a t e n t o€fi»e c e l e b r a t e d -
19. Baltimore welcomed reterans Massachusetts, who theyj mol A p r i l 19.1S51. ,
22. 36L vict ims of grip reported, in. Hi
city In !M hours. 84. Ben. AH a r r e s t e d f o r t n e mrLrdeici
Brown i n N e w York;. case
• the Kipper'8 work. / 8T. Ground broken for Gen. ! Gtn
meri t in. B i v e r s i d e p a r k , ^ i w MAT./
5. No indictments found by N e w . g r a n d j n r y againHt^ lyncfaera o f Majftst p r i s o n e r s . /
i United StAtesofflfiiaJA seized Chilian steain-e r Itata. a t S a n D i e g o . OaL
7. U n i t e d S t a t e s m a r s h a l o i l t h e I | tata -EJet asjiore add steamer left port.
SL Metropolitan Museum of! Art opened |or first t i m e t o S u n d a y viBitora..
JUKB. L Brooklyn bridge promenade made free. 6. Hydrophobia induced by a cat Ml e cauied
the death of Richard S. Bartineii^i: Asb^ry Park, N . J .
84. N e w York jury acquitted the Nbw T<4rk and N e w Haven railroad directors in t h e tunnel disaster case.
j u x r . 1. Operation of international cop:
begun between the United Si
France, Belgium, Switzerland Britain.
7. I n Sing Sing prison. Smiles, We and Jugiro were killed by electricjity.
30. Militia drivenfromBricevil le(Te] by strikers.
AUGUST.
4. G, A, R* opened its 25th natioi m e n t i n D e t r o i t .
19. Bennington battle monument SKPTKMBKB. .
14. World's, long distance rj b e a t e n b y N e w Y o r k C e n t r a l
which ran 441 miles in 7b. and 22. Settlers permitted to occupy nei
Oklahoma. OCTOBBS. j
8. Ecumenical council of Methodism, heljl i t s second session in Washington.
19. Bind of Chicago cabinet makers' strike. NOVEMBER.
8. N e w York police arrested • 91 persona i n a n opium den raid.
17. Death of Henry Strattonjthe
In a dimemusejam hi New York, 18- 8 c h i l d r e n devaprred b y w o l v e e , ""
ton, Minn. f 22. I n jump fronji Brooklyn brfc
McCarey killed^ 23. R e p u b l i c a n n a t i o n a l
Minneapolis f oir convention of DBGXKBKR.
2. United States cruiser N e w Yorjfc lauhched tn Pniladelpnia.
1L Labor riotatQI-eeted Butto, Colo.; 7 striken wounded. ! • ~v
15. E . M. Fie ld, sok of Cyrus W . Fijeld, alleged default ing member of t h e firin of Lindley, W i e c t e r s & Co., jirresited.
-W«EZ;» G E O . I i E A l | | a a w . i n y m a n t n a w « s J
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trooj» and
li New York piesbjieiy committee condemned Rev. Dr. Brigga for heterodoxy.
Hi. Russian czarowitz attacked, by fanatic in
15, Emperor William thrown from his car-4 *• Adjniral, Monttj elected president of philL
FOREIGN JANOABilE. ,
38. Soldiers wounded several civi l ians dctrin* riot i n Weymojith, England, j %" '
Sardou's play ' ^ e r n i i d o r " was M e i ? u p t e d by a mob i n Paris . !
8L Attempt made {to start repuldio by] three r e v o l t i n g r e g i m e n t s i n O p o r t o , P o r t e g a l i
S^KBKITAilY. 2L Egyptians a t Tpkar kil led nearly ijOOO of
Osman Digma's soldiers. -• S A H O H .
26. Revolutionists I and government .fought at Iutriojue.
26. Battle of Tara^aca, Chili. • APBIL.
23. Chilian torpeda cmiaera: cruiser Blanco Encalada; 150
u Portugui 4 at Delagoa biy, Af rica.
28. 40 insurgents krtled by troops during political rioting in Itort-au*Prihce, jHayti.
| JUNE. _ '. j 4. Admiral McCamn, U. S. N ^ neceive i sur
render of Chi l i in transport Itata ai i Iqui-que^CbilL I
9. Attempt of Chilian vessels j to bo tabard Iqu ique . !
! JULY. 12. Chilian govvinimentshot 3 emissaries for
conspiring to destroy torpedo boats. > 25. O l a n d i o V i c u n a d e c l a r e d p r e s i d e n t o f C h i l l
hy electoral college, Axxausr.
SI. 3,000 k i l l e d a n d w o u n d e d i n b a t t l e be t w e e n Chilian insurgemts and government troops
near Valparaiap. 23. InsiTEgexxts -rictozloTis i n t i l e b a t t l e c f V « l -
paraiso. I 28. Yalparaiso captured toy insurgents inter*
rinc battle in which casualties were 1,000. StePTEMBBR.
5. Switzerland celebrated the 600th aiinivBtw aary of independence. J
2L 21st aaniversarY of tne Ital ian army's entry into Rome celebrated by the Italpans.
joOTOBBB. IS. Collision occurred between U . S . saihbrs and
natives at Valparaiso, in which several of the former were killed; diplomatic negotiations have since been entered into) on the s u b j e c t .
90, French officer knd 8 natives massacred by Madagascar bajndlts.
1L New ehilian formerly vest
congress assumed powers in junta.
19. £5,000,000 of Russian loan taken by Rothschilds, j
exportation formdVten b y a . Russian w h czar.
23. R e s i g n a t i o n
M O N R O E ^ & A & C O . ; i 8 S t a t e .
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Cs|rp«ta and Draparieak H O W E & ROGERS, SOr State. H. B. GRAVES, a6a State.
, Cliifta, savers Immym- «*» GORMLY BROS. , 67 SUt«.
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I Drii^pjarte*- " G. H . H A A | s r 105 E . Main.
A. C. DllUjtaf, i6>E|itav*, feEO. H A ^ I r , 558 S t a t e s '•
Electro-Tharmal Batna, DR. O. CLARK S P R A G U E , 916-9.7 Wilder Bid
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Harneas and: Hors* Tiinxiaiiins fi<Mda> A . V. SMITH * CO.,,x«S State..
§ H a i r W o r a v M I S S S. C . M E R G E S , Sa Osburn HOBae-Bnt.
: I Hotels. NATIOilA^ HOTEL, |cor. W. main and Plf^
moatb.-iii.ve. T H E P O W E R S H O T E L , 36 WestmsiB. CITY HOTEL, cor. E . main and Franklin. N E W OSBi iRtf H O U s k 104 Sfl. SU-Etal* CLINTON A O T E I ^ cor. Court * . St» Pa«L
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from-San Franqisco to byZoeuayton. MAX.
13. George Godfrel Francisco, by
ST. A walk of 238 New York end*
13. Kentucky Deri 15. Tenny w o n SL Corbett and
rounds to a
w o n by Kingman. handicap; t i m %> SkVL
in, pugilis&i, fought 61 at S a n
J jrun. 16. Jake Kilraiu defeated by Frank SiaTin, in
Hoboken, N . J.t ] ~:
Suburban handicjap won by| Iinantaksj; tima, 5fc0T.
28. T a l e won*mil(» ra<»f inmHarvazd
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Potomao afcSSyepahead
7. T h e Goelet c n ^ h i the Isfew-Yoricj club's a imnal race off N a p putt #on| b r t h a
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Yachts Thalia and Yelall i n the Cowear^ceaof t lw^oyal3Ta«&tol^
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