Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

the Island of Rhodes by the
Turks.
154O-Henry VIII. married to Anne,
daughter of Duke of Cleves.
15So-Catherine De Medici died.
16O4-Jesuits reinstated in France.
1649-Anne of Austria, Queen Regent
of France, fled from Paris to st.
Germain.
1G51-Charles II. crowned King of Scot
land.
1G61-First appearance of women actors
said to nave been made at Lin
coin Inn Fields theater, London
1695-Marshal Luxembourg died.
169S--Whitehall Palace, London, de-
stroyed by fire.
1717-Triple alliance formed by Eng
land, France and Holland.
1724-Philip v. of Spain abdicated in
favor of his son.
1725-Pope Benedict XIII. opened the
Holy Gates.
1729-Many persons killed or injured as
result of a great fog e%nveloping
London.
1735-Paul Revere born.
1737-John Hancock born.
1740-Benedict Arnold born.
1745-Gen. Anthony Wayne born.
1757-Attempt made to assassinate
Louis XIV. of france.
1757-Calcutta retaken by the English.
1762-England declared war against
Spain.
~1776-Union flag raised at Cambridge,
Mass.
1~717-Battle between American and
British forces at Princeton, n. J.
17S1-French invaded island of Jersey
and met with defeat.
17S4-Treaty between United States and
Great Britain signed.
~17S7-Arthur Middleton, one of the sign
ers of the Declaration of indie
p%endence, died.
17SS-Georgia ratified the constitution
of the United States.
1793-State canal of Pennsylvania be-
gum. Alien bill passed in Eng
land. Third partition of Poland
arranged between Russia, Austria
and Prussia. VII 80
1795-Josiah Wedgewood. inventor Of
Wedgewood ware, died.
179S-American Congress mad gift of
$4,000 to Kosciusko, the Polish
patriot who aided in the American
revolution.
~1SO1-Union of Great Britain and Ire
land. . o..
1SO4-Insurrection of Irish c~onyicts in
New South Wales.
1SO6-Breslau surrendered to the French.
1S14-Dantzic surrendered to Duke of
Wustemberg.
INSTRUMENTATION of independence by
the Greeks.
1So5-Ferdinand ~, King of Naples,
died. 49,
1S2S-Fall of the Villele ministry in
France.
lS29-Protests received at Washington
against dispatch or delivery Of
mails Oh the Sabbath ....Forty
killed in a mine explosion at
Lyons, France 2a-72a
1S3O-Methodism first introduced in
Germany.
1S35-First newspaper issued in Buffalo,
II. y. Charles Lamb died.
1S42-English began retreat from Cabul.
1S43-Steven T. Mason, Ex-Governor of
Michigan, died.
lS4S-Ilraru SOleSe, fnlidueipHld
opened. Instruction at Mes
sina, Sicily.
1S49--Discovery of the magnetic clock
by DR.. Locke of Ohio.
1S5;3-Gen. Aristas resigned and Ceval-
los chosen president Of Mexico.
Spain enacted stringent law
against liberty of the press.
1S54-French and English fleets enter
the Black sea on their way to the
Crimea.
1S55-Victoria Bridge across St. Law
renee river carried away by Ice.
MISREPRESENTATION of the Archbishop
of Paris (Sibous).
1S63-State of West Virginia admitted
to the Union.
1S75-Trial Of the Beecher-Tilton case
begun. .Garibaldi refused pen
sion from Italy on account of ma
tons low finances.
1SS5-Earthquake shocks felt in Mary
land, Virginia and New Hamp-
shire. ....Arehbishop Ryan OF
Philadelphia invested with the
pallium.
1S31-Emma Abbott. famous opera
singer, died. -. Settlement of from
tier dispute betWeen Persia ana
A~fghanistan.
1S93-Last spike driven in the Great
Northern extension to the Pacific
coast.
1S95-Million dollar fire at Toronto, Ont
MANY lives lost in great storm
on English coast. Mrs. Mary T.
Lathrop, w. G. T. u. leader, died.
1S9S-John D. Rockefeller donated
$1,000 to University OF Chicago.
1S99-Formal delivery Of Cuba to the
United States.
I9OO-Gen. Leonard Wood released forty
prisoners unjustly detained in Gu
ban jails. -. British steamer Glas-
gov sunk in collision in Dover
Straits.
l9O1-Philip D. Armour, Chicago mill
~ionaire. died.
19O4IConfcderato Gen. Longstreet died.
The steamer Queen City, from the