Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-29
/. Death of Marshal Valiant.


6. Nomination Of Grant and Wilson.
ID. Adjournment of tho Spanish
Cortcs. A new Ministry formed
Is. Rc-assembling of the Geneva
Board of Arbitration Workingmen's
riots in New York, Opening of tho
Boston Peace Jubilee.
10 Exclusion Of indirect claims by
the Geneva Board.
25 The United States accept the
decision Of the Geneva Commission.
27 Release Of DR.. Hubbard from
the Spanish prison.
2S. Treaty between France and
. o-*.-.-..y -.~-e ..-~-.t~a .vi rivnvn
territory.
3. Opening of the International
Prison Convention at London.
B. Destructive fire at Constantine
pie. 1000 houses destroyed.
6. Great mortality in New York
City from the effects of the heat !;
! $3.50 persons died in the week ending
July 6.
10. Democratic National Conven.
ton in Baltimore, aud Endorsement of
the Cincinnati nominees.
20. Assassination of President Balta
of Peru.
AUGUST.
B. Adjournment of the French As
sembly TO November.
6. Death of Devrient, the great Ger
man actor Burning of Nishnei Nov
gorod, the Russian market town.
Is. Burning OF the steamer Bicn-
vile, from New York to Aspinwall !;
"a lives lost.
10. Judge George G. Barnard, of
New York found guilty by the High
Court of impeachment and dcposed
81. Gen. Dix nominated for Cover
nor of New York.
"a. Burning of the America at Ma
gasaki.
30. Steamer Melis sunk while en-
route to Providence; 40 lives lost.
SEPTEMBER.
7. DR.. Schoeppc acquitted OF the
murder of his mistress.
IL. Death of Lewis Fcuerboch, at
Nuremberg.
II. Close Of the Geneva Conven-
tion. United States obtain fifteen
and half millions of damages.
10. Death Of King Charles XIV. of
Sweden.
30. First appearance of Lucca in
Now York-Acquittal Of Laura Fair
at San Francisco.
OCTOBER.
2. Death of Prof. Liober, in New
York Crisis in Wall street.
s. Republican victories in Ponnsy
vania Ohio. Indiana aud Nebraska
10. Death of VIM. II. Seward.
lS. Wreck Of the Pacific Mail
Steamer Guatemala on the Mexican
coast.
Is. Opening of the first railroad in
Japan
u. The cpizootic becomes epidemic.
Suspension Of horse railroad travel in
New York. Emperor William, arbi-
traitor in tho San Juan question, de-
cides in favor of the United States.
%. Burning Of tho Gteamer "AIis-
souri," Great loss Of life.
NOVEMBER.
5. Presidential election. Success OF
the Republican ticket.
9. Death of General Meade, at Phil.
adelpha.
9--l0. Largo fire in Boston. $50
houses destroyed, Loss $4,000, 900.
IS. Severe gales in the Baltic Sea.
IS. Evacuation of San Juan by the
British.
l6. Lcrdo dc Tejada elected Presi-
dent of Mexico.
2l. Peace between Brazil and the
Argentine Republic.
%. Jay Gould forces Chicago and
North Western Railroad bonds from
SO to 230.
2S. Burning of Lima Edwin's Thea
tre.
20. Death of Horace Greeley.
DEOEMBEN.
|, The French Ministry offer their
designations, but withdraw them next
day. Stirring debates in the Assem-
bly,.
2. Congress assembled.
4. Funeral of Horace Greeley
The Electoral Colleges deposit their
votes for President.--Governor War
moth, in violation of the injunction of
Judge Durell, declares the results OF
the election.
5. Judge Durell calls upon Federal
troops to enforce his order--Ward
Hunt of New York appointed U. S.
Judge, in place Of Judge Nelson, re.
signed Wreck of tho Pacific Mail
Steamer Sacramento.
o. J.jsv Darvil dVviJvo against
Governor Henry Rogers
executed in Brooklyn.
Z. Ministerial change in France.
8. Tho Louisiana Legislature con.
voncs. Yarmouth impcached. Pinch
back declared Governor.
10. Fire in the Fifth Avenue IIo.
tel, | / girls burned TO death.
II. Death of Edwin Forrest the
trascdan.
H. Bismarck resigns as President
OF the Prussian Council
90 Floods in England.
Il. Tho French Assembly restores
the property to the Orleans Princes.
28. Barnum's Circus, Grace Chapel |
and other buildings, destroyed by fire
in New York
"a. Great fire in Centre street, Now
York Loss of Z lives.
20. Great snow storm in the Middle
and Eastern States
27. Vote on Local Option in Clear
field county. Majority Of lSO against
license.
An Ohio papcr says: We are glad |
TO see that many of our citizens arc
laying in heavy supplies of corn while
IL is low for fuel We fluid on expert
ment that it is an excellent substitute
for both wood and conI and nj Tho