The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-07

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FOREIGN.
| Jan. s--Dr Jameson with force of $50 men
defeated In battle with Transvaal Beers.
menians killed b By Kurd As'" MINOR wv Ar
Jan. 1l-Armenan aavices say that In
provinces Of Harpoot and Diarbekir l7G
towns have been destroyed and l5.Si5 Ar
Jan. i5-Premier Greenway's liberal gov
ernment in Manitoba returned to power by
large majority on national school issue
Jan: 2e-Lord (Sir Frederick Leighton
president Of Royal academy. dies in Lon
Jan. So-John Hays Hammond. American
imprisoned in Transvaal. appeals to U. 8
Feb i3-Uprising Of Coreans against I'M
| murder Of premier and officials and flight
Of king end queen to Russian legation
| Feb. 1aSPrcsident Dole grants ex-Queen
Lilioukalani full pardon.
Feb 25-Reports from Constantinople tell
| of fresh massacres at Malatia and other
Mar. I-Ofice OF American consul at
| Barcelona stoned, because u. s. senate
passed resolutions favorable to Cuban bel
Mar. 2spain apologies for outrage on
| consulate at Barcelona. offering to mako
Mar. practical annihila ton of Italian
| resign.
Mar. s-New Italian ministry formed with
MARQUIS d Rudini as premier and Gen.
Mar. n-Detinite statistics Of fighting at
Adowa show Italian loss Of 1850 killed and
Mar. 2o-Khalifa declares holy war
Apr. 23-French. cabinet resigned.
| May l-Nazir-ed Din. shah of Persia. as
sassinated near Teheran;
June 3-Persimmon. prince of Wales colt.
won English Derby at EPSON.
viseh a%tocrat pe Of all the Russlas, and En-
press Alexandra Feodorovna crowned In
Moscow. over 100 lives lost by giving way
May S-stampede Of people at Moscow
nation caused death Of 5000 persons:
June s-Musaffer-ed-Din, new shah Of
Persia. enthroned at Teheran.
June u-John Hays Hammond. Col
Rhodes, George Farrar and J. w. Leonard
released from Pretoria jail on paying rine
June i7-Tidal wave on island of Yesso.
Japan. drowned $1,000 people.
July S.sir Charles Upper and cabinet
July is-Portlrio Diaz reelected president
Of Mexico.
Sept; 24.At Kemah. near Erzlngan. 1000
Oct. civilian Morris. poet, author and
designer. died in London; aged ~.
Oct. G-Czar and czarina of Russia re-
Oct. S--George du Maurier. artist. novel;
list. author OF "Trilby." died in London;
Oct. 2S-Advices from Turkey tell of mas
sacre at Egin 1000 Armenians slain.
Nov. Shear San Jose, Cuba, 10 nom
Nov. is-Gen. Weyler and troops driven
Rio. Cuba. with loss Of 81 killed.
Nov. H-Massacre Of GOO near Diarbekir.
Dec. s-Provlnce Of Mamouret- -Aziz
raided by 10000 Kurds, pillaging villages
Dec. 7-Antonio Maeeo, Cuban insurgent
leader. invited to a Spanish conference.
treacherously slain in ambush.
icent Of. Swiss confederation. Violent
earthquake in British Isles.
Dec. z2-Amnesty granted Armenian pris-
Constantinople. !. .Mohammedan rebellion
IN northern China ended.
INDUSTRIAL
Feb. 1-Indefinite closing Of collierics in
western anthracite coal fields Of Pennsyl-
wanna makes 1900 men and boys idle.
Feb. H-LarEe clothing manufacturers In
Chicago declared their Independence of
labor union rule In their esta blishments.
Mar. 1s.Clothing cutters. and trimmers'
Apr. 3-No. s mill of Lawrence Manufac-
turing Co. at Lowell. Mass, closed: 1000
operatives thrown out Of work.
Apr. H-In Indiana. 1000 miners In BIZ
luminous field struck for raise In wages,
May milwaukee street car lines tied
up by strike of employees for Increase In
June 17-Middlesex wooden mill at Lowell,
Mass, closed indefinitely; 1000 thrown out
June is-Printers' strike in Minneapolis
settled by agreement to arbitrate.
June N-Braddock (Pa.) wire works
closed; 1000 men thrown out Of work.
June OFFENDING settlement Of wage scale
every iron mill In Mahoning valley In Ohio
closes; $500 men affected
July 2-One killed and many wounded In
riot between strikers and police at Brown
Hosting & Conveying Co. In Cleveland;
July 2i~Brotherhood Of Tailors in New
York strike. involving 10000 workmen.
Aug. ERioting at Brown hosting works
In Cleveland drew fire Of militia.
Aug. 12-Strike ordered in Ohio where
men work for less than scale rates, and In
an mines operated under contract lease
Aug. 2s-Locked out men of Brown Hoist
ing y Conveying Cos. works at Cleveland