The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-13
BY I. A. LAPIIAM.


far as the Wise ,nSin river
1854 Fur traders occupied the cour
try as far Green Bay.
1863 Keno Menard pc netrated t
Chegoimegon Bay, Lake Superior.
1861 Menard crossed The countr
from Lake Superior to Black Rive
Falls.
1904 Nov. Is The French Ministe
officially permits the sale of brandy t.
the Indians
1865 Claud Allouez established
mission at La Pointe, Lake Superior
1877 Louis Nicholas joined Allouez
at La Pointe.
1869 Allouez established mission a
Des Percs Green Bay).
1910 May 20 Allouez went down tn,
Wisconsin nearly TO its mouth.
1911 The French took formal pos
g. ssioa o. the North West.
1878 June II Marquette discovered
the Mississippi river.
1914 Marquette coasted Lake Michi.
gan from Green Bay by Milwaukee to
Chicago.
1916 Allouez voyaged over the same
route.
1879 The first sail craft (thc Griffin
arrived at Grecu Bay and was lost on
the return voyage. La Sale coasted
Lake Michigan from Green Bay to ST.
Joseph's- Capt. Debut neg tiated a
peace with the Indians of Lake Superior.
1850 Tonti established q military sta
ton at Green Bay
1851 Marquette's Journal and map
published in France
1853 lie Sueur went down the Wis
consin to the Mississippi.
1855 Durantaye erected fort in Che
cagua.
1856 La Honton explored III, couI-
try, Fort St. Nicholas built at the
mouth of the Wisconsin. Parrot estab-
hshed trading post on Lake Pepin.
Fort St Antonio built at the mouth of
the Chippewa river. Fort Beauharnois
built on the tn side of the Lake 2 :
pin.
1906 lie Sueur built fort Oh an
island in TIE Mississippi below tie St
Croix
1896 John Cuisson dc st Comes
coasted Lake Michigan, stopping at
"Melwharik' November 10th.
100 LIE Sueur's voyage up the Mis-
sissippi in search of ore.
17I4 LIE Louvighy's battle with the
Fox Indians at Butte de Morris.
l7l9 Francis Renat with 200 miners
explored Upper Mississippi
I72l p De Charlevoix travelled in
Wisconsin.
1928 A French fort established at
Green Bay. Prairie du Chen first
settled June 7. Nj De Lignery concu-
ded treaty of peace with the Indians at
Green Bay.
1927 The French established fort
on Lake Pepin, commanded by Sieur
Laperriare.
1923 Great Flood in Mississippi.
Fort Beauharnois submerged. French
expedition under De Lignery from Green
Bay, against the Fox Indians.
1874 Battle between the French and
the Sank and Fox Indians.
1747. Oct l Capt De VorcheIs
takes command at Green Bay.
1854 Sieur Martin in command at
Green Bay, secures peace with the In
dams
1855 A French fort established at
Prairie du CHEN.
1760 Oct II Capt Balfour and
Lieut. Gorrell. with English troops, tool
possession of Green Bay.
1902 August 81 Indians vent from
Milwaukee to Green Bay to complain o.
dishonest traders.
1868 The English under Lieut. Cor
rell, abandon Green Bay. Feb. 10
Treaty of Paris. All New France sur
rendered to the English. The Pontiac
conspiracy.
1764 Green Bay occupied 10y the
English, under Capt Howard. LOU.
lana eoeded to Spain by the French.
1865 Laws of Canada extended oyeI
the North West.
l7G6-6S Jonathan Carver travelled
through the country.
1907 Indian grant of land to Carver
l774 North West Fur Company or
gauized. Civil Government established
in the North West by the Quebec
Act
l777 Indians from Wisconsin joined
the British against the Americans.
1880 Lieut.. Gov Patrick St Clair o
Canada purchased Green Bay, Prairi
du .hien, &c, of the Indians
1885 April. A great food in tn
Mississippi river.
1856 Julian Dubuque explored th
lead region of the Upper Mississippi.
1877 July IA. Ordinance IF Con
gress for government of North Yves
Territory
1888 SEPT ~. Indian council a
Green Bay. Permission to work lie a
mines given to Dubuque.
1876 July |. Green Bay, Prairie d
Chen, &c, surrendered by the Englis
to the States. Laws of North Yves
Territory extending over the country.
lseo July f. Indian Territory Oh
ganized, including Wisconsin. Oct ]
Louisiana ceded to France by Spain.
1903 Antoine Barth settled at tb
portage of the Fox and " isconsin river,
April so. Louisiana ceded to the u,
ted Sites by France.
1904 Nov } Indian neaty at s
Louis; Southern Wiscon sin purchased