Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-12
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peror Louis Napoleon and the
Empress Eugenle with bombs. The
bombs. filed with decorating pow
der and armed with several per-
cussion caps. were thrown under
"a carriage conveying, the. emperor
and en- press to the opera. The
first bomb did not touch the car
riage or Its occupants, the second
oyerthrew one of the horses, and
the third exploded underneath the
vehicle, smashing parts of 1t in
pieces, killing horse and wound
ing the driver. The occupants of
the coupe were unframed.
1S92-Randolph Rogers, American
sculptor, died In Rome; born 1895.
Cardinal Henry Edward Manning,
distinguished English prelate, died
In London; born 1908.
1S99--Nubar Pasha, noted Egyptian
statesman, died In Paris.
JANUARY is.
171s-Philip Livingston, "signer" for
New York, born In Albany; died
1878.
1163--Talma, great French tragedian,
born; died 1926.
1S11-Apby Kelly Foster. abolitionist
and radical. born in Pelham,
Mass. died In Worcester Jan. IA,
1887. Mrs Foster descended from
education chiefly in Sunday
school at Providence. She taught
school several years In Massachu-
sets, but. becoming interested In
the anti-slavery movement in
1887. devoted her fun time and
energy TO the agitation OF that
cause She is believed to have
been the first women to speak
against slavery before a mixed
audience, and she suffered many
prosecutions on account OF her
freedom OF speech. She married
In lS45 Stephen G. Foster, also an
anti-slavery worker, and the pair
soon took up the question of wo-
wan suffrage as an adjunct to the
abolition cause.
1S65--Edward Everett. Massachusetts,
orator. and statesman. IA colleague
of Daniel Webster, died In Boston;
born 1894.
1S99--George Gcmundcr, of worldwide
fame as maker of violins. died
In New York city: born 1916.
JANUARY 10.
Edmund Spenser. English poet
OF the Elizabethan era, died; born
1853.
16s7--Richard Savage, the "Unhappy
Poet born; died 1913
lSlb-General Henry Wager Halleek.
saftisr, born IN westernyiile,
1S9s--Right Hon c. p. villiers. Faith
err of the House OF Commons"
having held q seat continuously
from 1888. died In London. Gem
oral Christopher Colon Augur, vet
eran of the Mexican and Civil
wars died In Washington; born
1891.
JANUARY IL.
l771--Charles Brockden Brown, noted
early American novelist born In
Philadelphia; died 1910. The an
cestors OF Charles Brockden
Brown were Quakers, who came
over among the followers OF VIII
g.. liam Penn. At the age OF so he
was the author OF six novels which
gained immediate success. HIS
stories are ciassed as the finest
produced In America until Cooper
came on the stage.
iSOO--Caleb Cushing, American states-
man, born, died 1879.
lSsl--George Bancroft, historian, died
at Washington born 1901.
lp06--Marshal Field OF Chicago, the
richest merchant In the world,
died In New York city, born 1926.
Commodore William =. McCann,
Fl ". b. NJ, retired known as The
Father OF the White Squadron"
dleu AT New Rochelle, N. ". born
1879. NJ. Faliiercs elected presi-
dent OF France.
JANUARY IS.
IS71--King William OF Prussia crown
ed emperor OF Germany at vcr-
sailles
lS73'--Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton,
orator, poet aud novelist, died,
born 1907, Lord Lytton was the
son OF General Bulwer and ELI
zabeih Barbara Lytton. He was
educated at Trinity hall, where
he took prize for ycrsiiication.
The first novel from this prolific
rnd powerful author was pub