The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-26
Ouis; $4,000 worth Of window glass des.

LOUIS PzO,OOO worth OF WlhdoW glass des-
troysd.
%. Minister Hale, to the Court of Spain,
sends his resignation, and it is accepted
-Inundation at CRANKY, Canada; eleven
lives lost-Immense food in New York
State
%. Horrible accident on the Long Island
Railroad; six persons killed
"a. Steamer "Tselda" exploded near
Sioux City, so persons missing-Queen
Isabella and her children forever exclud-
ed from the throne fSpain by resolution
of the Cortes.
%. Horace Greeley appointed Commits
sioner of the Uuion Pacific Railroad.
26. GrandSemi-Centennial Anniversary
of the Odd-fellows--Ex-Governor Hen
ry Daltos, of Connecticut, died aged 81.
q. The life Peerage Bill passed a Sec
ond reading in the House of Lords-The
Portuguese Cortes opened by the King.
%. The Mayor of Cork makes an in
fammatory speech in favor of the diseharg-
ed Fenians, Warren and Costello.
MAY.
8. Accident on the Toledo and Wabash
Railroad-The Russian Minister recall
ed from Washington Prince Men.
schelkof, Admiral of the Russian Navy
died.
4 The Geographical Society of Pari.
decreases a gold medal to DIR. Hayes, o
the United States--The Ex-Chief Jus
tice LEROY, of Ireland, died, aged 93.
| 5. The italian Cabinet resigned.
z. Large fire in Reade street, New York
Loss 100000.
| 10. The Pacific Railway completed.
u. Terrible steamboat disaster at Gin
cinnati; six steamboats, burned at tht
wharf; Loss 100000.
IA. Finck's large bonded whisky ware
house fell in South Pittsburgh, buryine
three men--Daniel o. 'Connel' remain
re-interred'' at the Glasnevin Cemetery
near Dublin
10, Reyerdy Johnson took leave of tn
Queen of England by letter.
16. Disastrous fire in Dayton the
| Operahouse burned. Loss 100000.
II. General Sickles appointed Ministe
to Spain--The Viceroy Egypt sailet
for Europe.
Is Southern Commercial Convention a
Memphis.
20 Confagration at Dayton--Rey
Alexander Dyce, the eminent Shakespear
can commentator, died, aged 70.
%. Mr.. Washburne presents his cred
entails to the Emperor of France.
"a Great explosion of the Gas-works
Cincinnati
20. The Union soldiers graves deoora
ted.
81. Mr.. Motley, Minister to Grea
Britain arrived in Liverpool
JUNE.
l. Mr.. Jay, the American Minister, ha
an interview with the Emperor of Aus
. tria.
2. Spain adopted the new Constitu
tion--Genera O'Donnell, while speak
ing in the Spanish Chamber, was seize
with apoplexy and died--Dulce re
signs the Captain Generalship of Cuba.
3. Miles Greenwood's foundry burne,
at Cincinnati--The English House G
Lords passed the Life Peerage Bill, limit
ing the creation of life peerages to two an
nually--George Peabody appoints
Trustee of the Hudson Bay Company
Lord Broughton formerly Sir John Can
Hobhouse, Baronet;) died aged 50,
4. Reverdy Johnson arrived at his hom
in Baltimore, from England
z. Negro not IN Washington.
II, Great confagration in Cincinnati
Loss, $4O,OOO-SDestructive fire i
Georgetown, KY. Loss $230,OOO
Is. The Boston great musical festival
held.
16. The Spanish Cortes establishes
Regency under Marshal Serrano-
Baron Stanley, of Alderly, died aged 67.
II. The italian Parliament prOrogue
l by the King.
Is. Henry J. Raymond, editor of th
New York Times, died suddenly-
Tessare, the Spanish Minister to England
resigns. ---..-.
19. Marshal serrano takes the oath t
administer the Regency of Spain.
%; The Viceroy of Egypt arrived i
London.
%. General Dulce arrived in Madri
from Cuba
, "a. The Duke of Newcastle before th
London Court of Bankruptcy
, %. Borie resigns the Secretaryship {
the Navy, and Robson appointed his sue
! cessor--The National Z1lteLligencer {
: Washington fails to make an appearanc
An attempt to assassinate the Pres
! ! ident of the Council of Ministers at Bucl
: Arrest.
26. Cincinnati by an overwhelming Vot
declares in favor of the Southern RoilreaC
27 Great fire in Nashville. Loss 1925
0O0--Henri Rochefort, editor of tn
La LGnteT1e, sentenced to three year
, imprisonment in France
90 General De Roder arrived In Havi
ma and issues his proclamation
: 80 John Bright and Nm. E. Forster r,
: sign their membership of the ReforI
| Club