The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-01-10

was Ul5cOYSr6Q, ZS. 1ne 1uIhS were ie
pulsed at Schipka pass. -. %. Osman Pashf
was defeated at Tirnova. %. Russian
troops were defeated in Armenia. 26
Bridge at Omaha was partially destroyed. :.
20. by the rrecking of a train on the Rocl
Island read, twelve persons were killed.
SEPTEMBER.-3. A $3.50, 600 fire happened il
New York; feur persons were burned tc
death =. 4. The Russians captured Lovatz
....5. Crazy Horse captured and killed
12. About 100 lives were lost by the col
lision of two vessels in the English channel:
la. Heavy fighting 3s,.o occurred around
pearanee at Fernandina Fla. 22. Gambet-
ia was sentenced to imprisonment. "a
The Upper stories of the Patent Office were
burned out. Osman Pasha was reinforced
and at reyictualed Plevna q. so. Col. d. II.
Armstrong was appointed Senator from Els-
OCTOBER-2. William C. Gilman was discov-
cred to be forger to heavy amount at
New York. Mpkhtar Pasha Iepulsed two at
tacks. .3. Suleimdh Pasha succeeded Me
hemet Ali in the command of the Army Of
the Danube . 5. The steamer Massachu-
setts was wrecked on Long Island sound.
The Nez Perces sure ndered to Gen Miles.
....12. Gilman, the forger was sentenced TO
FIVE years in prison. .13 Mukhtar Pasha
forced to retreat. :. Is. Congress met
in special session Samuel J. Randall was
elected Speaker of the House. The Republl-
carried the French election. .1G. The
Russians gained an important victory IN Ar
menia. About 10000 cirgar-makers struck
in New York . 20. A Roumanian attack on
the Grivitza redoubt was repulsed with terri
bic slaughter. %. Upward of 200 lives
were lost by a colliery explosion near Glas-
gov, Scotland. rs. Desperate lighting
took place northwest of Pleyna. ..27 Kars
was completely invested.
NOvTMBER-1. President Hayes visited the
State Fair al Richmond, Va. Oakley Hall
returned to New York. 4. Earthquake
shocks were felt in many places in New En-
gland and Canada. 6. Daniel w. Voorhees,
was appointed Senator from Indiana. .12
A Turkish attack on Gen Skobeleff was
repulsed. IA. Field, Letter & Co.'S
store was burned in Chicago :16.
Three banks closed at Reading. Pa. The
French Ministry resigned. 1t. A mill
burned at Fal! Kiver, Mass; loss, $500, 600.
...1S. The Russians car ried Kars by assault.
French Cabinet was organized. :. I'd. 1he
Fishery Commission awarded S.. SOC, 600 to
the English claimants. A great fire occurred
at Bahia, Brazil. "a. The var steamer
Huron was lost off the North Carolina coast
over 100 lives lost. Great damage by floods
took place in Virginia. %. Thanksgiving
generally observed.
DECEMBBR-1. Kellogg and Butler were
seated in the Senate. ..-.3. Congress met IN
regular session. Eleven lives were los%by
the burning of the steamer Lotus. A. The
Russians were defeated at Elena. ...7. The
L =.
0. Osman Pasha surrendered uncondition-
ally ..12. The Servian troops were ordered
to cross the Turkish frontier. 13. Suleiman
Pasha defeated in an attack at Matchka.
LIB. The Porte called for the intervention
of the powers. 20. Mines Hotel, Edin-
burgh, Scotland, burned ten persons killed.
Candy factory boiler in New York exploded
and building burned about fifty persons
killed.
NEUROLOGY,
Gen. J. j. Abercrombie. Z. s.
army; Roslyn, L. l.. 73. "A. Commodore
Cornelius j.. Vanderbilt New York; So.
8. Rev. Alexis Caswell, President of Brown
University; Providence, r. l.; 49,: Is.
Ethar Shepley, ex-Chief Justice of Maine
ard ex-United States Senator; Portland,
Ne. ST.. II. Rear Admiral Josarh Smith.
y. s. navy; Washington 50. :. rs. Daniel
prene Court of New Jersey Hamburg n.
j.; 70. %. Signor Blitz, magician; Phila-
delphia 66.
FEBRUARY-4 N. T. Changarnier, senior
General of the French army Paris :; TO-.
6. Col. John O'Mahony, Irish patriot and
Alden, U. S. navy; San Francisco; 68. ..8.
Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes, .. S. navy
Washington; IS. -. 10. Rear Admiral Theo-
dorus Bailey, y. S. navy; Washington 72.. =.
IL. Sir VIM. Ferguson. eminent English sur
Charles II. Davis, 7, g, navy; Annapolis,
Nd; TO-. 30. Rear Admiral Louis n.
Goldsborough, q. S. navy; Washington, 72.
I'll. Maj. Gen. Amos B. Eaton, .. s..
army Nsw Haven, CT ; II. rs. Gen; A.
Won Steinwehr, Y. S. volunteers; Buffalo,
n. Y....27. Ex-Gov. Joseph Johnston, of
Virginia 92.
MARCH,. joel I. Hart, American sculptor;
Florence, Italy; 67. 3. George Odger, rep
resentative of the workingmen of England.
....5. +. j. Moses, Chief Justice of South
CarOlina [O1rlr0hia q Matilda
Heron, actress; New York 46.. ..5. Gen.
John f. Benjamin, U. S. volunteers, former
NJ. c. from D[issouri Washington; go. =. 10.
Baroness Rothschild; Europe. IL. Nine.
Octayia Walton LIE Vert, authOress; Augusta,
Ga. .1S Emory WashbuIne, Ex-Governor
of Massachusetts,; Cambridge, Mass; IT,.
20. Walter Ragehot, English political and
financial writer; England.
APRIL-3. Capt. Frederick Lanrbush, military
adventmer; New York Ill. Amos Morse.
former q. S. Senator from Maryland So. 49,.
10. Commodore Joseph d. Marvin, U. S.
navy; Yokohama Japan. -. II Ross Winans,
millionaire and mechanician; Baltimore, Nd
so. ..22 Gen. William E. LathrOp, Com
mander of the Grand Conmandery of the
United States. Rochester, n. Y; 83. 90.
Rev. William G. Drownlow. former Governor
cf Tennessee; knoxville, Tenn; u.
MAY-9. Commodore Benjamin j. Totten, U.
s. navy; New Bedford, Mass; H. IA.
Charles H. Bryan, ex-Judge Supreme Court
Of California; Carson, New. II. Fl. Enmons.
Judge U. S. Court Detroit, Mich. II. Ed
nlund Quincy, author Dedham, Mass; 10
....19. Edward Kent, ex-Governor of Maine
Bangor, Me-; 76.. 80. VIM. II. c. Hosmer.
poet Avon, n. Y: g.. 20. john Ioti1roI
Motley, historian Dorse tshire, Eng; g.
Fletcher Harper, publisher; New York; II.
JUNE. Sophia Frederica Matilda, Queen OF
Holland ST.. Edwin White, historicSl
painter: Saratoga Springs, n. y; 60. 13
Ludwig Ill, Grand Duke of Hesse; Darn
stddt, Germany TIA. Gen. Frederick
Henningsen, ilibuster and author Washing
ton: 81. -. Is. Lady Sterling Maxwell, au
thoress London, England TO-. II. Geo.
7. Davi-, former NJ. c. from Massachusetts
Portland. Me. Daniel D. Pratt, former Con
gresham from Indiana Logansport, Ind.
64 18. John S. C. Abbott, historian New
Haven, CT: II %. Commodore John r.
&C.. "a. Robert Dale Owen, author. social
ist and ex-Congressnlar from Indiana /; Lake
George, n. Y; 73.
from Maine; Perry Me-; 81. 2. Samuel D.
Evans, former n. G.. from Texas; Washing
ton; 6S.. II. Cardinal Angels; Rome, Italy
S5....2o. Thomas Placide, actor; Tom
River, \. j.; TO-. .27. Joseph II. TEthll
former N. c. from New York; EllenviLe \.
Y; 66. =. 90. Hon. George Ward Hunt, First
Lord Of the English Admiralty: Hamburg
Germany; 81. 80. Commodore J. w Swift
Z. S. navy; Geneva, n Y-...31- SaILue
Warren. English novelist; London; 20.
AUGUST-3 Gen. ChsrIes Frcderik vol
Steinmetz; Landek, Silesia; 81. III. n
Blanc. Euro sean gambler, worth S17, 600 cGc
Paris. 16 Rev Asa Dodge Smith. Presi
dent of Dartmouth College; Hanover, n. H
~. Raleigh Daniel. Attorney General o
Virginia; Richmond. Va: 72... Is. NJ VI
liaume French historian; France. u
Cardinal Bizarri Italy; IS. James War, ex
Justice Supreme Court Of Massachusetts
Salem AIass--2 %. Ben De Bar, scter ant
manager; St. Louis: 64.- %. PriGhgn
Young, Mormon prophet; Salt Lake City
Utah: rs. 80. Wilson Shanno2. ex-GoyeI
nor of Ohio and Kansas; Lawrence
Kan: 75. Raphael Seulmes, commands
of Confederate cruiser Alabama: Point Glea1