The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-03-05

ITaS-Eep-esentative Griswold of Con-
neat,cai cared Representative Lyon
OF Vermont. Il the House.
ISA-The Legislature of New Jersey
passed al acg atsolishing slavery. -.
United States frigate Philadelphia
burned N lartsor OF Tripoli.
Is1s-T'he British. after issuing a proc
lnmstion 81 martial law, withdrew
from the coast Of Georgia. =. Peace
proclaimed by the President of the
United States. and a day of thanks
giving obs rived.
1Aa-Unifed States Senate passed the
Missouri compromise bill.
18ce-The Assembly of Virginia protest
ed against the tariff.
1S36-Santa Anna invested San Antonio
after ITS disuantlement by Gen. Sam
Houston.
1a3s-Duel between William j. Graves,
OF Kentucky. and Jonathan Cilley Of
New Hampshire. members of the
House of Representatives.
1S4S-Louis Philippe Of France abdi-
Gated.
lS6l-Territorial government established
III Colorado. Gen. Twiggs surren-
dered federal property in Texas, val
ned al S1.2on,0oo to the Confeder-
acg.
IS4-Kenrucky University destroyed by
FIRE.
1s65-John Young Beall, Confederate
spy. hanged on Governors Island,
New York Charleston surrender.
ed to the Federal forces, after a siege
lasting 80 days.
lS6a-Reburial Of the remains Of J.
Wilkes Booth.
ls7d-Insursents in Northern Mexico
proclaimed q new republic. "A bill
in Congress admitting Mississippi to
representation was approved.
ls71-Capt. T. :. Jenkins, deputy rev.
enue collector. assassinated at New
Madrid. No.
lS12-Ex-S Speaker Carter Of the Legisla-
ture, and Chief of Police Badger of
New Orleans, fought a duel with RI
fes at Bay St. Louis.
1S13-A score Of persons persisted in the
burning OF the steamer Henry A.
Jones az Galveston.
1S15-Rer. George ID. Gillespie conse-
Grated bishop of the Episcopal do.
cese of Western Michigan.
1S77-An attempt made to assassinate
Gov. Packard of Louisiana.
1910 yv-s.rl .n-. E 5000 -.
Bland silver bill.
1s79-Women admitted 10 practice be
fore the United States Supreme
Court.
lSs2-The new Parliament buildings a,
Fredericton. New Brunswick, opened
lSS4-Funerai ceremonies in New York
City Of the remains of the victims
of the jeanette Arctic disaster.
lsS5-The Washington monumen a,
Washington. ID. C., dedicated.
lSS7-United States Senate passed Ar
anti-polygamy bill Congress pass
al a bill retIrin. the trade DOLLAR.
Law granting suffrage to womer
came into effect in Kansas.
1SS9-president Cleveland signed bill
admitting Washington. Montana and
the Dakota> 10 Statehood. Con
gress appropriated $4,000 to aiC
American w-orkingmen thrown out o
employment by the stoppage Of worl
on the Panama canal.
lS9i-Gen. William L. Sherman buriet
at ST. Louis.
ls93-Episeopal jubilee Of Pope Lex
Mi. celebrated.
lS94-War between Nicaragua and Hon
duras ended.
lS9'-A daughter was born TO ex-Presi
Jsnt Benjamin Harrison at Indian
apolis....D r. Arthur Duestrov
hanged at Union. Mo. for the muir
der OF his wife and child.
ls9S-United States steamer Maine do
stroyed in Havana harbor.
l9ol-Pacihe Mail steamship Rio d
Janeiro suuk of the Golden Gate
San Francisco, with loss OF Us live
-. First territorial legislature o
Hawai- convened.
l9n3-President Roosevelt signed ID,
Elkins aDti-rctase bill.
l9o4-Tnitel States marines engaged il
battle with insurgents in San 10
mingo.
aae-Psnnsyltania railroad complete,
H. first tube under the East Rive
between Manhattan and Long Isl
and city Tie FIRST If the tunnel
ander the liud>oa River between
New Work and Neu Jersey wa
opened United States Suprem
fnert dprtdad in INA. t,~aat Narfbor,
Railroad case t,idt The Elkin> rehat
law was not Repealed by tie Hep
burn act.