The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-28
RUTLAND MORNING JANUARY 1871

ty, Ohio in places in Indiana at Hobo
ken, n J. etc damage, thousands
"a Three days of the most terrible
wind storms and rain in Wisconsin, Mis-
souri,, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio ever
there experienced, with frightful electrical
commissions. In single county in WIS
consin $50 barns were utterly demolished.
The damage to dwellings, barns, bridges,
canals, railways, crops, steamers, etc, was
put at Sc, 900, 900.
Five persons went oyer Niagara Falls;
four men drown at Deer Island. N b On
Green Lake, Wis., two yachts upset and
eight persons drowned while at lonia,
Mich, the aeronaut La Mountain met an
awful death by falling ont of his balloon to
the earth from the dizzy hight of half a
mile
Steamer City of Washington, $3.50
tons, wrecked on Gull Rock Bar, Nova
Scotia; loss $jO0,000.
At Catesvilc. Pa, 700 pounds gant
powder and 20 pounds nitro glyrerine cx-
plodcd; the earth was shaken and torn into
chasms 60 feet deep ; great trees hurled
half mile, every dwelling and window
within two miles shattered In seventeen
hours twelve inches Of rain fell at Jackson
sonvillc. Mo. "NO such rain ever known
there enormous damage"
IS More storms of great violence in
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio :;
losses $500, coo
10 Alarming hog cholera in Illinois.
30 A rain such as never previously
| known fell over the city of Lima. Peru /:
the place submerged. houses fell the de-
structlOn was $j00,000.
If Destructive tornado ut Wallacclown.
| Ont. Revenue Cutter William Stairs and
| II lives lost off Nova Scotia.
II The floor of a church2at Hudson City,
| n j. gave way. and 40 children more or
less injured.
IS Tornado in Northern New Jersey 1;
| hail inches in circumference cattle
knocked down; great damage.
20 Nearly 1900 deaths Of cholera to date
at Nashville
% Destructive tornado at Macon city.
| Mo.
2G Damaging tornado near Bangor Ne
20 Awful storm, causing 100000 loss,
at Newark, n j.
This month the cholera broke out at
Venice, Italy. and South Sweden ragged
violently in towns in Germany scourged
Nashville, Northern Missouri, Cleveland,
Columbus, indianapolis. MI Vernon, Ind
Birmingham, Ala. The smallpox kept ON
its wide march, and linderpeSt smOlc down
the herds of the vast Empire Of Russia.
AUGUST.
\uou,,oi, foil i,t,, ,,,o ,i,.on ,i,,,o,,
"a miles ohovn ina Porn thn or.tr,,1
tion yyos t5oo Goo, ,,'idn a,,d ,,r nf,,,ol
icngth and 3oo feet hir, Soven Iiv ,,'.
| list ond MI hnl,,, ,i,rna,o,c1 IN, ~,
| luge.
.. Ffty-thrce deaths 3G being children
under on. vear-in IowpIl fine nost wnnI,
tLn larrne, 'r,,,t.ii,,. ust n,.,, Lr,,,.,, ,Iarn
in inv " s1rlc Week T~oIyc k GJ" nr TIA 20
naimod nm thc rail oi Wiror Tnr ''''' ~
- rho hrrsa cr,,,r,,,ir rcs,,,,,,. d,
| AIhorv NJ
Ia Cho,or,. r,.ros f.,,r,I,,. ri, ,,l.;,,,,s
statc IN Novice AMI yelI"v f;,'or ,ittd ai
Vera Cruz "a iorrn r,,,,lrro iI TI,i' NV ~.
rnnno,ydrr cxnIosion n, Osaka Jannr
q First cholrro cosr in Wa..nrhmsc,,.
ono diod ot Fisl,1oIn
& AZ .Ioncsboro Tenn 20 diod in two
woke ,f Mo cLoIor, ml,,,,i,,iI,, t60o ,,,I
| t100 fIci The civ
Sovorc torI,,Io ,, r,,,,,,.ro I,,,.o
loss etoo nno ''""
'}S Steamer ;ToU1y Vnyyo..,t crowded. ,.i,h ,oo
nIo i, h,rnt Of Chotol,n TonI;,,r w., f,,,o
Potomac Ninety dead boIirs mint and
'ro,,n"I ,,arn rnc,,,rai rro,,, w., ',',.
Tho s ", " va hnoronGra NUN '"' ''''r
II. y mountain stage by runaway is
upset at Bethlehem. II. There were two
killed and twelve injured.
10. great rain. hail thunder and light
Wn,,. Vol, ,;t,. ana phil,dnI,,hio .'',i,
e,or,, VI" ot M ' Val. cr i', Nv S'.'
h ,o, srrC an ,hn out;ro "T,S 49,
ever there known many lives lost, and
general rum wrought that figuredup 5000
900.
IL. BY railway collision at Lemont, III,
there were deaths and % wounded.
in Nov Inrso,. Mnrvl,nd and pnr,.vlv,
MIA In the District of Columbia the loss
is SoO,O0o. At Philadelphia, s,lO0,OOD.
2l-22 Total destruction OF the Della
ware and chesapeake canal, u miles long,
by the extraordinary rains Three steam