6

George Washington Braffett 81
Ann Pierson (Matson) 85
Noah Thomas Guymon 63
John Southhall 59

5

Albert Clements 81
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 81
Henry Dill Gifford 57
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 53
Bernard Snow 60
Alice Smith (Snow) 54
Jacob Killian 54
Susan Coons (Killian) 44
Stephen Chadwick Perry 64
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 65
George Brinton Matson 55
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 44
Lott Russon 53
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 52
George Wilson 57
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 57
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) 50

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 56
Joseph Jasper Powell 48
Almira Jane Gifford (Powell) 28
Bernard Snow (II) 26
Nancy Jane Killian (Snow) 22
John Sylvester Perry 30
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 25
Peder Pedersen 70
Marianne Thompson (Pedersen) 64
Anders Peder Jensen 57
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 54
Elijah Peck Sr. 32
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 31
Lawson Green Wilson 35
Elmina Green (Wilson) 29

3

William Nephi Lowe 13
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 3
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 1
Martin Peterson 17
Nicoline (Lena) Jensen 21
Elisha Peck Jr. 11
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 6

General

Population: 1.41 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include RL Stevenson (Treasure Island), Becque, Ibsen, F Anstey, George Bernard Shaw, Sardou, Bakunin (posthumous), Besant, Nietzsche, Leslie Stephen,
  Art includes Cezanne, Manet
  Music includes Millocker, Tchaikovsky (1812 Overture), Gounod, Rimsky-Korsakov, Gilbert and Sullivan ("Iolanthe"), Wagner, Debussy
• Mecidine: Viennese physician Joseph Breuer uses hypnosis to treat hysteria – start of modern psychoanalysis
  Koch discovers tuberculosis germs
• Science: Flemming publishes stages of mitosis
  Darwin publishes final letter to Nature and dies
• Sports: Sullivan beats Paddy Ryan to win heavyweight boxing championship
• Technology: Electric iron patented by Seely
  Maxim patents recoil-operated (automatic) machine gun
• Deaths: Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Italian statesman Giuseppe Garibaldi, Novelist Anthony Trollope, Author Count Gobineau, Writer and artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Naturalist Sir Charles W Thomson, Economist W.S. Jevons, Statesman Leon Gambetta

Africa

• Egypt: British bombard Alexandria to occupy Cairo and suppress nationalists – French withdraw from Egypt and British occupy
• Sudan: King Mohammed Ahmed of Dongola Sudan declares self the Mahdi and rebels against Britain and Egypt to 1885

Americas

Asia

• India: Cyclone hits Bombay (Mumbai) and storm surge kills 100,000
• Indochina: (Vietnam) French take Hanoi
• Japan: Bank of Japan founded

Europe

• General: Triple Alliance is formed between Germany, Austria and Italy
• Czechoslovakia: Charles U in Prague divided into German and Czech institutions
• Germany: Berlin Philharmonic founded
  First issue of Berliner Tageblatt
• Great Britain: Kilmainham agreement between Parnel and British government – Feinans murder Lord Frederick Cavendish and TH Burke in Phoenix Park Dublin (Phoenix Park murders) – terrorist massacres in Maamtrasne
  Queen Victoria gives Epping Forest to the nation
  London Chamber of Congress established
  First electric train service in Britain
• Netherlands: Three-mile limit for territorial waters agreed upon at Hague Convention
• Russia: World Expo in Moscow
• Serbia: (Austria-Hungary) Prince Milan Obrenovich of Serbia proclaims self king

Middle East

Pacific

President:

Pres: Chester A. Arthur

General

• Business: Rockefeller organizes Standard Oil Trust
• Law: Edmunds Act strips rights from polygamists - cohabitation and support of multiple families outlawed
  Attacks on Chinese miners in USA lead to Chinese Exclusion Act - 10 year exclusion
• Military: Congress advocates increase of U.S. naval powers
• Sports: American Baseball Association founded,
• Weather: Northern Lights seen from Oregon to Maine

East

• New York: Dow and Jones create index to measure NYSE activity
  Edison's Electric Illuminating Co. Supplies power to New York

Midwest

• Iowa: Tornado in Grinnell does extensive damage
• Wisconsin: First hydro-electric power by Edison

South

• General: 50 lynchings begin a trend

West and Pacific

• Utah: Disenfranchisement of polygamists, LDS people, and women
• Washington: Mt. Ranier erupts

President

Pres: John Taylor

Membership: 145,604

Temples: 1

Other

• Assembly Hall on Temple Square completed
• Edmunds Anti-Polygamy Bill becomes law as signed by President Arthur - enforced two years later
• Polygamist arrests increase, disenfranchisement
• Deseret Hospital established
• Government sends Utah Commission to regulate Utah's affairs under Edmunds Act - Saints meet with Arthur