Edgreen, Anna

CHARLOTTA, authore , born in Sweden, Oct. 1, 1849. Her novels, of which she has written a number, were very popular. They include: Pictures of Life; True Women, . She has also pub lished a drama, entitled How to do Good. Ed'hem Pasha', Turkish statesman and soldier, born at Scio, 1823; sold in his boyhood as a slave, and educated by his owner in the École des Mines, Paris; returned to Turkey, and began his career on the general staff, and was promoted, after holding several other positions, to that of captain-general of the imperial guard; was minister of foreign affairs and amba ador at several European courts. After holding various other offices in the service of his country, was appointed grand vizier in Feb., 1877, succeeding Midhat Pasha. In the war with Greece in 1897 he was commander-in-chief of the Turkish army, displayed marked ability as a lea ler, and quickly brought the war to an end by the defeat of the Greek army. IMG:content-0099.jpg:[graphic] Edi'na Mills, in Minnesota, a village of Hennepin co. Pop. (1897) about 714. Ed'inburg, in Illinois , a post-village of Christian co., 18 m. S.E. of Springfield on Balt. & Ohio S. West R.R. Pop . (1890) 806.