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


and many vessels lost in a gale on the
Great Lakes. The Rio Grandc mandates
all its borders enormous loss of houses,
railroads. cotton, etc.
l-l6 In these sixteen days 800 persons
died of yellow fever, at Shreveport, Louisi-
ana.
IA In these frye days t91 persons died
of cholera in Paris.
ID There have been since July /. 1855
cases and LILO deaths by cholera at
Vienna.
90 The cooie ship Indus announced lost
at sea, and there persisted thereby 41S cool
les.
~, ~, 20 The worst panic ever expert
enced in America begins at New York
100000 200 sunk in four days by it, and
in two months the shrinkagc in values was
declared to tie ~ 900, 100000.
10 dreadful and strange hurricane
swept over North Florida and Southern
Gcorgia. The L. $. Fort jefferson was
damaged 100000. Tallahassee and the
county had 20 gin houses destroyed the
loss in all was S200,00 Suwancc county
lost 500, 600. At Apalachlcola, 20 houses
were wrecked and ~ vessels sunk loss
$500 AT 81 Marks every house was
swept away. Total loss s. ,0GO. 900.
l5-25 New disease and IL fatal cases
among children at Pawtuckci Il |. New
and strange disease that killed in a few
hours ut Keton, Utah.
% The Three Brothc.s, with u men.
lost at sea near Newfoundland.
% At Wapello Iowa, Prof Bailey fell
out of his balloon to the earth. 800 feet
21-2S a heated term; Thermometer 50
and 30 y above zero all about the North.
Lampasas, Texas, is under the sea 90
houses carried of and persons drowned.
South liayti has hurricane at .Iacmcl
900 houses were blown down and every
boat in the harhor wrecked.
Marshall, Texas was also terribly
smittcn ~ yellow fever in great London
typhoid fever prevailed to an alarming cS-
tent In Hungary, the crops failed and
famine threatened.
OCTOBER.
To date in the United States Dy 1909
railway disasters. 3ll persons have hecu
killed and 1il0 manned and injured.
ID Alarming, new and fatal sickness
at Cape Good Hope.
6 Cyclone at Key West and coast wind
so and 80 miles an hour; sea fl feet above
the mean level. 1t ragged three days there
and in Cuba with vast damage. Steamer
Maize and "a men lost
Cholera ceases at Vienna From .Iuy
] to date there were 1920 casts. and 1870
died OF the plague.
SIX hundred people at Memphis down
with the epidemic, and 40 and 80 die of it
daily.
13ll Schooner r r Warren and sixteen
lives lost al Deer Island.
Il The Npva rose ten feet above It's NAT.
ural level ri st Petersburg; city and coun-
fry nNprtlAMtn mud tina Il ,,,,,t
10 Great storm; on the Hudson . boats
were wrecked causing 100000 loss. To-
tai damage in all the Middle Stltcs and
Canada, $685. 600.
% In Memphis to-day there are 1900 per-
sons sick with yellow fever that has al
ready killed 1909 persons, and made 2000
widows and orphans. OF Il population Of
10000. only 10000 are now left; $500
fled the city.
% The Fernando cl Catolico is sunk
on the coast Of Spain and GO lives are lost
in her.
This month was dire with panic. ,us-
pension of business, thousands fleeing from
the pcstilcncc and fear of coming ills. In
Texas, Marshall and Calvert were terribly
scourged with yellow fever; l}ainbrdgc.
Ga, was smittcn and AGO people fled away:
Pensacola, Fla, suffered badly at sihreyc
port. La, Of population of 10000 over
D,OuO lied from the plague. Between its
first appearance. Aug 20 and Nov -. there
were 80 deaths by fever
CROPS tailed IN licnSal AM sixty millions
Oh h'F people are threatened with famine.
NOVEMBER.
10 80 such rains in Jamaica for dr-
teen years. river, rose - icct in II hours
life and property lost.
4 BY explosion ia fireworks factory M
lambeth Eng. ) lost life and q srorr worn
injured. Nine fishermen drowned in the
IT. Lawrence near Cane Vincent New
York
) Steamer Bayariun burnt an fine Ont,-
rio and II persons persisted.
10 Steamer lsmail. that left Erw York
September 20. conceded lost vessel and
cargo. loss $500. 600: lives NOT stated
II A boiler explosion killed : and woun-
died. - persons at New York
II yellow fever ceases at NIemphis
10 British bark Thorndikc lost nj So,
aud of eighteen souls only one was saved
II The United States steamer Ada and
40 men went TO the bottom of Lake On.
tario.
10 Steamer Pictou supposed burn, in a
i''. "'i 'inSuc'e.i lsi'l.us ana an on BOARD
II loaded canal boats sunk at Ncwhuro, y
y. +; treat losses. - ~
10 small box scourres Cleveland q
OF Tynntr- tiyo ,,ino,s Idst ,i,ni. I;,,',.
explosion nj Wioon' Enc. '''N'' ''' "
% Steamship Vile du IIoyre colIido1 ot
sen Win The iron stnon,cr T. ooh ham, an ~
the former. with 31A sonls an hoarJ r rrI
down in twelve minutes Tier nasson"or rs
rcprcsentcd 500 600 600 Onlv ~ s5uIs
were saved ooG nnrisl,oI In'! r ,' ,'"'I
500 900 ''''''
% Nv acc,dcr,oIl,. lrinti,., c,l.,.,,,,,,, n
nnrsonc wore noisoncd tn InatI y, N1 80, u'''
no Tho cni9ontir rconn"os ~ ' V ;,"'', Vi.
citv '"'"
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and suffering and one ded ,hnro" VS. " any,
countics of OsrrnI, and Tvo,,s I,,. "a , Ia
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