The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-24

1534-Lima. Peru, founded by Pizarro.
1916 Martin Luther preached his fare
well sermon at Wittenberg.
1547-.Earl Of Surrey beheaded.
15S3-Attempt of the Duke Of Anjou to
seize Antwerp.
15sS-Miles Coverdale, translator of the
Bible, died.
160e-Joseph Scaliger, founder Of chro-
nology, died.
1645-Archbishop Laua peheaded.
1e57-Attempted assassination of Crom-
well.
17O6-Benjamin Franklin born.
1719-France declared war against
! Spain.
1720-Famous South Sea Bubble in
augurated.
174e- Battle of Falkirk.
17e5-stamp act passed by the British
Parliament.
177e-"No Stamp" flag raised at Ports
| mouth, N. H.
1777-Battle of Kingsbridge, N. Y.
17SS-Connecticut ratified constitution Of
of the United States.
17S9-Charles Nv. declared king of Spain.
1790-Lafayette supported abolition OF
titles and surrendered his own.
1791-Vermont adopted constitution OF
the United States. Thirteenth and
last State.
1703-First balloon ascension In United
States made at Philadelphia.
1796-Remains of Columbus removed
from st. Domingo to Havana.
19O4-Dr. Jenner first declared vacci-
nation would prevent smallpox.
1SO5-Tailors Of New York City met and
organized first trades union In
America.
1SO6-Cape of Good Hope taken by the
English.
1SO9-American Congress passed laws
enforcing the embargo.
1S10-Diocesan court annulled marriage
of Bonaparte and the Empress Jo-
sephine.
1S13-Defeat of Gen. Winchester at the
River Raisin.
lS15-Battle of New Orleans. King Of
Spain issued edict against Free Ma
sonry.
l926-Peru evacuated by the Spaniards.
1829-Revolt against Spain by Society
of the Black Eagle" in Cuba.
lS30-President's message reached New
Orleans from Washington in four and
one-half days, breaking previous
speed records.
2 1S36-Treaty of peace and commerce
signed by United States and venez-
! uela.
!. 1S3S-Coldest day in a century.
y 1S4O-Penny postage in Great Britain
went into operation.
lS4S-Thirty killed in explosion of the
), steamboat Blue Ridge on the Ohio
u river.
II lS5O-First ship placed in United States
n drydock at Brooklyn navy yard.
10 1S54-Ship Tayleuere lost on Irish coast {;
g. 370 persisted.
q 1S54-Two railroad bridges at Erie, Pa.
1t destroyed by a mob of women.
e. lS55-Great parade of the unemployed
a in New York City.
sr iS6O-Eighty persons killed in the col
s. lapse of the Pemberton mills, Law
a renee, MASS.
W 1S61-Battle of Bull Run. -. Georgia
n. adopted ordinance of secession.
1S63-Gen. Fitz John Porter cashiered
and dismissed from service of United
States.
I'd 1S67-Indians troublesome and 5000 q.
"A 8. troops ordered to the plains.
bs 1S7O--U. s. steamer Oneida lost. Yoke
hama 100 persisted.
M 1S71-King William of Prussia pro
"a claimed Emperor of Germany. =. .Fe
nian exiles arrive In New York.
- 1s73-Napoleon Ill. died.
=. 1s74-Siamese twins died in Surrey
~ county, North Carolina.
=. 1SS1-Egyptian obelisk is set In It's per
~ manent position in Central Park
Ia New York.
rA Hamburg American steamer sunl
I'm in North Sea; 1853 lives lost.
iSS4-New State capitol building O.
Iowa dedicated at Des Moines.
Ninety-seven lives lost In wreck O.
I'd. steamer Columbus off Martha's Vine
100 yard.
oil. 1SS5-Seventeen lives lost In burning o
RI insane hospital at Kankakee, III. :.
Avalanche in Piedmont; seventy live
- lost.
-. iSS6-Thirty-six men buried In mine OF
,1 plosion near Wheeling w. Va.
" Damaging storm on the Pacific coas
'ol Many lives lost in great blizzar
We which swept the West.
alto 1ss7-Henry M. Stanley started fror
London for relief Of Emin Bey Il
Africa. =. British ship Kapund
sunk off the coast of Brazil 30
ov persisted.
eor lSS9-Jail attacked by mob, Graham
Texas; six men killed. 4. Tariff bi
passed U. s. Senate: vote, 30 to
'Su -. Grand Opera House, st. Pau
burned.