The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06

10. Rc.assembling Of the Geneva
Board OF Arbitration. -Workingmen's
riots in New York. -..0rening of the
Boston Peace Jubilee.
10. Exclusion Of indirect claims by
the Geneva Board. ..
%. Tho q. s. accept the decision OF
the Geneva Commission.
81. Releaso of Dr. Hubbard from the
Spanish prison.
2S. Treaty between France and Ger
many about vacation of French terri
tory.
JULY
8. Opening of tho International Prison
Convention at London.
8. Destructive fire at Constnntinople.
l 200 houses destroyed.
6. Great mortality In New York City
from tho effects of tho heat; 1860 per-
sons died in the week ending July 0.
10. Democratic National Convention
in Baltimore, and Endorsement Of the
Cincinnati nominees.
&c. Assassination Of President Balta,
OF Peru.
AUGUST.
8. Adjournment OF tho French AS
scmbly to November.
O. Death OF Devricnt, the great Cor
man actor. burning Of NiShnei Nov
gorod, tho Russian market town.
10. Burning of the steamer Bienvillc,
from New York to Aspinwall; 81 lives
lost.
10. Judge Geo. G.. Barnard OF New
York found guilty by the High Court Of
Impeachment and deposed.
81. Gen. Dix nominated for Governor
Of New York.
q: Burning Of tho America ut M
gasaki.
80. Steamer Metis sunk while en- route
to Providence; 40 lives lost.
SEPTEMBER
7. DR.. Schoeppo acquitted Of tho
murder OF his mistress.
u. Dcnth OF Lewis Feuerboch, Rt
Nuremberg.
II. Close OF tho Geneva Convention.
U. s. obtain fifteen and half millions
Of damages.
10. Death OF King Charles XIV. Of
Sweden.
80. First appearance OF Lucca in Now
York, .-.Acquittal of Laura Fair at San
Francisco.
2. Death Of Prof. Lieber, in Now
York. Crisis in Wall street.
8. Republican victories in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska.
10. Death Of VIM. II. Seward.
10. Wreck Of the Pacific AfOil Steamer
Guatemala on the Mexican coast.
10. Opening of the first railroad in
Japan.
q. The cpizootic becomes epidemic.
Suspension Of horse railroad travel IN
New York. Emperor William, arbi-
traitor in tho San Juan question, decides
in favor of the U. s.
%. Burning OF the steamer ".Afis-
souri," Great loss Of life.
NOVEMBER. ...
8. Presidential election. Success Of
tho Republican ticket.
6. Death Of Gen. Meade, at Philadcl-
phia.
0..-1O. Largo fire in Boston. 750
houses destroyed. Loss, $4,000, 900.
10. Severe gales in the Baltic Sea.
10. Evacuation Of San Juan by the
British.
10. Lcr1o dc Tciada elected President
OF Mexico.
q. Pcace between Brazil and the Ar
gentine Republic
%. Jay Gould forces Chicago and
North Western Railroad bonds from So
to $50.
oS. Burning of Lima Edwin's Theatre.
90. Death Of Horace Greeley.
DECEMBER.
/. The French Ministry offer their re-
signations, but withdraw them next
day. Stirring debates in the Assembly.
2. Congress re-assembled.
4. Funeral Of Horace Grceley.--The
Electoral Colleges deposit their votes
for President-.-Goyernor Warmoth, in
violation Of the injunction Of Judge Du-
rel, declares tho results Of the election.
0. Judge Durell calls upon Federal
troops to enforce his order..-Ward Hunt
Of New York, appointed U. s. Judge, in
place OF Judge Nelson, resigned---Wreck
Of the Pacific Mail Steamer Sacramento.
@. Judge Durell decides against Gov
crnor Warmoutll..-Henry Rogers ex-
ccutcd In BROOKLYN.