Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-12-31

Mich.
ZIONIST. ard champion Of home rule:
ID Admiral David Dixon Porter. U. y N.
IA General william Tecumseh sherman, one
ls-General Henry Hastings sibiey. nrst Gov
'' 10 -P ?, zisssndsr winchslI. Michigan uni
AZ. 9. Rood. Grand Rapids. Mich. capt
ss~esn. Robert MoAliister. noted cavalry
" M.U 1si Z Senate, or Il X. Wilson. of Maryland
ae-asn, Asa stons; wineh ss Ind. =, can.
fornia's mining kings
A. LEONARD w. Jerome, famous thurman. bro
ksr. and diner-out. William T.. welis, probes
sor OF law. University OF Michigan, at Detroit
Right Rev. Benz. H. Paddock, Episcopal
io-John y. swif,. United States Minister to
'l Ed. BstnaSe Dufneid. prominent lawyer. at
1s-A. Minor Griswold. known 10 readers OF
humor as The Fat Contributor.
IA Herr windthorst leader OF the Go itrist or
Catholic party In the Gsrman Reichstag. -. Hon.
Henry Fralck, Grand Rapids. Mich.
I7-Priuce Napoleon. son OF Jerome Bona
a.@Lawsence Barretr, one of tho foremost
tragedians OF the period.
21-Gen. Joseph Il. Johnston, ex-confederate
leader.
2I-Ex-Gov. Lucius Robinson of New York. =.
Chas Il. ,hickering. OF piano forte fame
25-Dr. J. p. wickersham. ex-United states
Minister to Denmark, Lancaster, Pa.
I'm. haltcheff, Bulgarian Minister OF FL
nance, assasainated.
2O--Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby. Presbyterian,
si-uon. Josiah j. Grinnoll. founder of Grin
nell. Iowa, at drinnon
2-Gen. Albert Pike, head OF the Scottish Rite
| Masonry. :. Banker Barring. Rome, Italy.
7-Gov. Daniel q. Fowle OF North Carolina.
Phnsss I; Ba,num the owned snowman;
brother OF Gens Lew Wallace, and first law
partner OF President Harrison.
13-Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Roman Catholic
Bishop OF tleveland. Ohio
from New York.
16-Milton H. Butler, of Detroit. Formerly
active in public life.
I7-Maj. has o. Wood. OF Indiana. John
Mulligan, Oldest q: A veteran. Maj. Gen.
! q. H. Hamilton Milwaukee.
19-Alanson Sweet, one of the twelve found
2O~Rev. Henry Darling. D. D LII. D., Pros.
ident OF Hamilton ,oIlege. Mary y. Cough,
widow Of John II. Cough. :. DR.. Jas. X. Thatcher.
Professor Yale Medical school. :. Congressman
| Melbourne H. Ford OF Michigan.
| Account Carl Bernhardt Helmuth Won
Moltke, Germany's famous Field Marshal.
2j-Grand Duke Nicholas. the Cars uncle.
29-Dr. Joseph Leidy, noted surgeon, Phila-
delphia.
S-Rev. Geo. Boutwell,. Brooklyn, from a cork
In his lungs. Barry Sullivan, Irish tragedian.
5-Most Rev. Wm. Connor Magee, ID. D., d. g.
L., Archbishop of York.
s-Madame Blavatsky, theosophist.
2l-Judge Alphonso Taft, ex-U. s. Attorney
General, and one OF ohios most gifted sons.
Henry Shelton sandfcrd, ex-U. 3. Minister to
| Belgium.
26-Rear Admiral Carter, U. s. N.
27-John M. Hale, collector OF customs during
the administrations of the elder Harrison and
iy asTads sS 4 sr:e Sss o, St. Louis,
while addressing tho Presbyterian General
Assembly at Detroit; heart disease.
s-Dr. Benson J. LOSING, historian; Pough'
! keepsie, N. Y, aged TO-
.e-sir John A. Macdonald, Prime Minister Of
the Dominion OF Canada
s-Chief Justice Isaac G. Wilson, OF Illinois
at Geneva.
l5-Joseph X Emmett noted comedian.
| 17-Ex-Gov. Harrison Ludington, Milwaukee
| Wis.
2l-Ex-U. S. Senator Joseph e. Mcdonald OF
"a Bishop Howell R. Price, Of the NJ E
Church, Camden, N. J.
| JULY.
! EHannibal Hamlin, the famous son oil
Maine. and ex-Vice President during Lincoln'i
first terml, like John Adams and Thomas Jeffer
son, expired on Independence Day
2oGChief w H. Ross leading statesman OF
the Cherokee Nation.
25-Mrs. Mark Hopkins searles. worth $40.
| 100000
.7-Ex-Gov Daniel Dillingham;. of Vermont
| aged %.
| AUGUST
| 3-Bishop F1asch, at La Irosse WI.
12-Geo. Jones, editor Of New York Times. al
Poland Springs, Mo. james Russell Lowell
| American oct, essayist statesman, teacher
and or tic aud ex-Mnister to England; at Gam
l5eIatsada Sorakichi, Japane wrestler, at
| New Y, rk.
IL Geo. NJ. Chambers Jack son Vile. Ill.
zO-H. w. Beckworth, United states Consulat
Bermuda, Hinsdale. Ill.
24-Postmaster General Raikes, OF England.
SEPTEMBER.
| 1-Rev. J. b. l.. Soule, Chicago.
6-Jonas NJ. Bundy, editor New York Mail
9-Ex-President CREW, of France, at Paris.
Kan.
! I0-Balmaceda commits suicide at Santiago
25-Dr. S. ID. Burch I'd. at Saratoga.
30-Boulanger commits suicide at Brussels
OCTOBER.
Harvey NJ. Watterson, at Louisville, Ky.
Seen. Alpheus Baker, at Louisville, KY
6-Rev. Dr. Benedict, Episcopalian, at Cincin-
natl, Ohio. y. .Rt Hon. VIM. Henry smith. at
Chas. stewart Parnel, at Brighton, Eng. . Sill
John Pope Hennessey, at London.
:, 1o-Levi N. ates. dry goods merchant at New
| York. drowned life insured for S160,000
l&Supreme Court Justice Henry w. Allen. al
New York.
ll-C. +. Heinrichs. inventor. at Chicago; sui
I6-Ex- Gov. Hale of New Hampshire.
NOVEMBER.
| H-Donn Piatt, journalist, at Cleveland.
2S-Gov Hovey of Indiana.
| 24-Earl of Lytton, at Paris.
29-aLand Bill Allen. author Of the home
stead act, at Columbus, Ohio.
S0-Josiah Carpenter. aged $50, in Preston
/ County, West Virginia.
| DECEMBER.
| 4-Dom Pedro, ex-Emperor OF Brazil, at Paris
| Ex-senator Plumb, OF Kansas, from apo
| plexy, at Washington.
22-J. /. Case. Racine manufacturer.
Chronology.
| JANUARY.
1-Skirmish on White River four Indians
killed.
2-Earthquakes at San Francisco.
b-Phenomcnal snowstorms in Europe; many
deaths from cold
| 8-Leutenant Casey killed, on a reconnois
sance. :. Red Cloud deserts the hostiles.
1E-Black Death" raging in Liberia; tnou
sands dying. Jack Dempsey suffers his first
defeat in tine ring, by Robt. Fitzsimmons
H-Storm shuts of telegraphic communities
ton with New York and the East.
| H-Jamaica exposition opened. Russell
Caulheld, murderer Of Nellie Grifin. In Michi
gan, captured.
| FEBRUARY.
| 9-Connellsville region coke strike, involving
| 1900 men and ID, 0OO ovens.
l0-Mardi Gras Carnival at New Orleans.
12EIquique and Pieagua bombarded b.
CHILEAN insurgents surrender follows, 18th
government troops unsuccessfully attempt re
capture. 20th and then desert to Insurgents
n-Eleven Italians killed by a New Orleans
mob.
l6-Minneapolis has 10 900 cases OF To- grippe
| MARCH.
6-Chilian insurgents gain control OF Tar
| apaca province by n decisive battle.
26-Tremendous business failures ut Leghorn
Italy, aggregeting l6,D00,000
| 2o-MaRgacre of 47O (ioofkhaa I'm Manfpur fol