Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

LIST or RENsKKABLE rxEsoRs. FOLLOWED Z

LIST oF hkhskkABIE rRRMoRs. FOLLOWED n
EVERY CASE BY s0xE sosT or PAST.
capt Delaunay, the scientist, Is out with theory
setting down all untow ard things TO the influences
on TIE stars. following In this the opinion Of the
ahcientS, who connected epdemics with meteoro-
logical phenomena, which opinion was also shared
by many learned doctors who have collected facss
esta , very strange condolences to say the
fl>t pet"een The appearance Of epldeIpics ana as
mospheric and other perturoationS OF which are
quoted The following examples taken from Chapers
b. c. 5o-E9rthquase IN Judea, In which 1000
persons persisted, followed 10y a Cattle plague DO
> phuS)
a. ID. I.-EarthQuake in Ax. twelve cities a.
stroyed. followed 10y the plague (RockenbachiM,
\. - sO-Earthquake At Rome, accompanied by
plague, oi which $4,000 Inhabitants died. (ld)
A H. lf5-Earthquake, accompanied by a pla0uo
al Rhodes. udl
\. d. I66-Earthquake foundations ana n,arue
al Rome academy ot France)
a: ~ s"l-,reat earthquakes NJ Rome, IN Africa
and In Asia; at Rome ana ,'r-ce 500 deaths daily
y u. 5ss-sllamiS destroyed ey an earthquake
simultaneous appearance Of the plague In ASIA.
\. ID. 5ss-Esrthquake during ten DAYS nc Con.
stthtlnope, followed 10y The plague In that city.
A. II. 6I5-Great earthquake In Italy foIoved INV
aterriDle pestilence (PfrryD
A. ID. Os5-Nioaent storms In Italy and fezssul
\. ID. s2S-Earthduakes AZ AK la-Chsus,,e ana N
SaNoLN; storms ana plague IN t.,ilnany tldl
y ID. sis-E1rIhquaAn IN Northern France fol-
ioMed S Violent cough arohably pneunonial, VI
when many persons died derry.l
y ID. lGis-%reat earthquake la the East: viru.
lent plague ia Armenia and Cappadocia lfrench
A. 10, l0iS-Earthquake in England. followed by
great mortality among men ana animals ,ldl
a: ID: los'oEartlquake and plague In Western
A. ID. iog'.,irtat flights OF meteors followed N
great mortality: tQueteietl
y II. lS1i, 1921 and l352-Numerous storms and
exceptional mortality in France udD
\. ID. is+s-harihluakes aud showers OF blood
thirty-siN German cities destroyed followed by r
pest which lasted three years. tiertrandD
n d. l360->imilar pertubatiops and disease q
\. ID. lSq.-Earthquake and epidemic nj Mont,
A. ID. iiOl-yiolent tempest and plague at Flor.
A. ~. i4t3-ENtraordnary TEMPEST I'm Thurfouxs-
wltha simultaneous appearance Of the pest la sax
A: d liia-Earthquake and plague in carniolu.
A, ID; li5s-Tempests. earthquakes ana plague in
l'aiy 49, TO- victims lRockenoachusD
a. ID. l5Sl-Nioient earthquake, followed by Tho
plague AZ Lisbon. (BabneL)
\; ID. l6G-Numerous earthquakes storms ana
el,d'lniea IA Europe trrench Academy
y ID. lbG-'ireaJ earthquakes. with immense dis.
aster at Slntlago; plague and snow during three
\; d; l,3o..iolent earthquake, followed by the
plague ~ Santiago. DID,
\. 10. l'ss-seyeral shocks OF earthquake nj Rome,
followed hy diseases OF different kinds. DID,
A. ID l'sS-t'reat Hight OF meteors and many peS.
ulantiai maladies on the continent t,,uet..lt.ti
" ID lsSl-taIthquake at Amboyna sulphurous
fog and III" typhuS. Cpprrey)
\. ID. lS39-Second earthquake at Ambsyna 40
companled 10y "A violent epldemic.
n ID. lN5-IhIrd earthquake at Amboyna coin.
Gliding with 4 fresh outbreak OF the endemic
Capt Chapel, who has supplemented the work ~
Cant DeLiunay, concludes that Ia or about the year
ls'' Nolnetnins specially AWFUL may be confidently
expected capt Delaunay quite agrees with his cob
league but stsllls not 80 sanglne about the ifteen
years Respite promised 10y him.
In recent years number or very violent EARTH
qllahtS have been recorded. notably the CONFUSION
AT Java III 1893 and the great earthquake which
aef STATED IN Island or lschia In The Mediterranean
In lsS2.