Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-06
EVENTS OF 1910.

feated by the Russians.
10. Steamboat Lexington burnt on
the Sound; l40 lives lost.
l6. British Parliament opened with
speech by the Queen.
II. Great fire at Wilmington, N. c.;
$50 buildings burnt.
10. Antarctic Continent discovered
by U. S. Exploring Expedition.
%. Blumenbach, the Naturalist, died,
aged SO.
%. The sub-Treasury Bill passed U.
S. Senate, "a to Is.
81. Destructive fire in this city; loss
100000.
%. Another large fire broke out at
10, p. NJ. loss S250,O00.
Feb. 10. Victoria, Queen of England, mar
ried to Prince Albert of SAKE
Gotha.
IL. New Orleans City Exchange |
burnt; loss 100000.
90. French (SoulD Ministry resigned
upon vote of the Deputies.
"a. Great freshet on Connecticut
River; Sunderland Bridge de-
stroyed.
Mar. /. New French Ministry formed un-
der Theirs.
9. DR. Oilers, the Astronomer, died
at Bremen, aged 81.
TO- New Hampshire Election: Gov.
Page (V. b. elected; majority
S,4O6.
25. Fire at Louisville, KY; loss
100000.
26. Riot in jamaica; LOG blacks
killed.
- Mexican Insurgents under Ca
males defeated by Arista.
- New French Ministry sustained
by the Deputies, 24G to l6O.
Apr. /. Recontre at Belleview. Iowa. be-
tween a Shertf's posse and
gang of horse thieves, counter
feiters, &c; 10 men killed.
g. British Order in Council against
China tending to hostilities.
6. The Carlists of Arragon sur
priscd by Zurbano; 4l9 taken.
- Connecticut Election: Gov. Ellis
worth (Whig) elected; majority
1872.
10. CASTOR and Raleigh Railroad, N.
c. opened 81 miles.
Is. Great flood in Rhode Island: IS
lives lost-property $4,000.
- New York City Election: Varian
w. b. elected Mayor; majority
LOTT.
Is. Wilmington and Roanoke Rail
road, N. c., opened; 16l miles.
Rhode Island Election: Gov.
King (Whig) elected; majority
1879.
II. Great fire at Kingston, U. c.; IS
buildings burnt--!oss 100000
90. Virginia Election; V. b. ma or-
: ity 7l2.
, 80. Overflow of the Mississippi and
i other Western Rivers.
4; Fire at Pontiac Michigan; 25
j houses burnt-losS $4,000.
: May 4. National Convention of WING
$ Young Men met lat Baltimore
Is to 10000 present; J. V. L.
Mcmahon, President.
S. National Democratic Conventions
Mr.. Van Buren, re-nominated for
President; no Vice President.
6. Gen, Santander, President of
New-Grenada, died, aged 4s.
: Prince Calitzin, pastor of the
Alleganes," died, aged 70.
7. Tornado at NatcheZ, Miss; 3l7
lives and Sl,50O,O0O property
lost.
Is. Ship Poland burnt by lightning
loss Sl5O,OO0.
IS. Steamboat Greenfield burnt on
| the Connecticut River; 2 lives
lost.
| 90. Great freshet on the Savannah
loss 100000 and several lives
e 81. Paganini, the Violinist died, aged
So.
f June 7. Frederick William III. King o
' Prussia, died, aged 70.
II. Chancellor Livingston died a
Albany.
), 81. Lucien Bonaparte died in Italy
d aged &C.
f 80. Sub-Treasury Bill passed House
:. of Representatives 1914 to l05.
d July 2. Canton blockaded by the Eng
: lish.
n 6. Louisiana Election; Wing ma
jority 2,O75.
IS Is. Attack upon Mexico by Urrei
g so insurgents and 400 of the al
l. tackled killed.
: 10. Battle in Buenos Ayres betwee
e Lavelles aud Echaque.
: Is. Steamship Britannia arrived q
v Boston.
30. A new Spanish Ministry forme'
,fl Gonzales President.
J.. 81. The XXVlth Congress adj ourne'
n %. The bill uniting the Canada
J. signed by the Queen.
= "a. Khelat in Afghanistan retake
IS from the English.
o Aug. /. Indiana Election Bigger (Whs
elected Governor maj. S,637.
n 4