The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Nov. iy-leaasyivaals Rsilroed cearsay =
ta6lished salkines funA for employees With I -
-: Nv ;1sss. .~xl sA:s,.sss, ! A!,.se:.y =,
bee. is-TSar coke strikers convicted q
unionsov1 Pat Of ASA ssltisg nom union minsrs
closing Of stAel'works at BrAddock, Pa.
Dec a3-Over 1000 employees Of Philadelphia
Reading r. r. 20. struck because Of employ
mont Of nou-union men.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Jan. s-very cold weather all over the coun
Try. leo formed In the City OF Mexico and thar
mometsr vas % degrees below zero 81 Water
jar. a-snox fell foot deep in Louisiana,
Jan; b-Fiye tnches Of snow fell In Georgia
Jan. s-Thsrnomet ranged from 50 below
S zero q MOo,ehead, MINI, . II below at MI, i;
below at Aitkin. Minn., ON the night Of the 9th.
Jan. 8-Thermometer 30 below at Milea City,
NJ y, and 50 below q pembina, D. 7.
vsisr vsay Y The s.ss Ess
from u TO a3 dcgrees below zero.
Jan; sl-Mercury " below zero at St. Vim
FEB. a-Seyere bliszsrd In Dakota. Snow
compelled abandonment Of ell railroad trains
Feb. 6.Earthquake shocks In Illinois, In
diana and Missouri
Feb s-winter In Montana reported severest
EsS SsS year. neny people and cattle pe.isned;
Rockv Monntatns ras.ca rssr nrcy;,s Ss' ~ o'
EsS "a Ms.sans kns.oI n0sr ,L.Vvvans, CSi.
.dec - t.,.;a, nnna sn.vvSnous sNossnwest oiock-
Ma ~ os sIaav~ .S .waEa S.. a. n,
villa II sinX .s M, "a "a .. Isss. AZ H'0ve"'
Ar lITrers dcIaussd hs as orS hsay '.Uns . ,v,.-
consin and Michigan.
Apr. l5-Cyclone at ST. Clairsville, o. wrecked
hApv a M
'Vv nou,os. LDsA si'voHMN
.iispa .niipa ,ho,, hmCyc,one s, & n vernon County. MO-
prescott 70 - puS ": CycsoI0s ~ ucsttoyeo
arsv ~ x.pans., nan., ""I ucs.tOyeo ne ana prop'
Mnv a-Scvere a.rth"ssrs oh,,ss ~ ~
satte. - a,,'a. au" 1"oA"o' wv peopio KILLED. IN
ed in wisconsin 'o" AA '''S Ses.s 'epos'
Ma M y WsJVns.a rs"HS - ah,,,.
cvcor. sH"UHs icyassd Ghar.acusxe hac @ ~ Mogaiea
,,sran. y Tb esos1u noHs9s anu kilAoo t"o
peIsons Max nTna ~ three % Springs, g Nen, :. x
A. n ''''s1"A' - "oss's''
runa soro.. oor>,,r., 4. 49,.
crn ora Wentrn snocss In North
Juno iS-Hurricane Grand E;orE. n n t,n.d
people and DESTROYED $4,000 II propertv. @ ~ ~''0'
killed neonle Great he.t thMsISUn ,hsnMnS.,, Nnc.s
west and Z cases smns troke at Ch1caro
June gs-Snow feli In pleasant VaIiov Hs,,r
yuns % E.os. ;ir.aa .S".s. "s"us Gney, A"'n"'
June ss-Mono County @ 1Ney.1 n marSIc HTsa cuarrv
June s7ITornado n IN Tsras si I;si.d sovsra; ~
nlc So A~"' "-,'0N 'o'0'~A l'o'
July s-Mercury % in shade at Chicago and
intense heat thrnnehont conntrv ""N
.JuJv i2-C,rent hent in Nor+bv..4 A+.,-.
points mercury iOs3 In shade nv 'o''A'
Juiv i6-i7-Intcnsc hcat tbror,hor, .o,,,~,
In Chicago 1s7 deaths fron1 sun.stroSc Hcuy 10
IA in 81 I.ouis Il in phi,nSeirb;a 80
Jujv 1a-At RocLford nj ~ ch;,d.ar St.a
rom severe heat ' - o'A "'0N
July s9-Tornado DESTROYED h.lf NJ nav,a r,tv
Jniv a,-E,ebt aea,ns ,ron, .un- -s..,,. d, NIT
,delphia and 7 in NeI yorI S1s'''"e =" "''
Aug. S-Body nf land near a o,aer Pond ur
,ank half a dozen fact dnrino or aorthn,aiyc, az,
Seyenteen cases un.strnEe IN IN Sh;caSo mi
ID in New YORK 'N'''oA' :" on''Aso sno
,onsin unnrecedentea ThonsanSs nSls snd ~ WIS
,nrnad ovar '"ou'""e' W "eres
Aug. lI-Rcmille Mimi, devastated bv A,,.
,ado - ~
troyed by hurricane; persons killed and
many INJURED.
oHt.. sS0AS = az ApercromDle, MINI, mercury
esIsserou .s -. ABOVE zero.
waHnI UuHs; s-Eea'y 'rost IN NortnWest ana ABOUT
'e Sent s5seSnow .t r,r,,n n,ton n.
oct oct ;,E1hTeavy ,1fTy SHOWS II Dakota;
.; .;S ~. -rHst snow-s'orh In Wisconsin ana
i1m,san nct spaLM.-.r.r a. n,,,r,.s 4, m
cTo Gro, .. .
oct. so-in Northwest thermometer lower
nan on, ever before in October.
Wv. @ 1i|SnoW IN southwestern virginia. ,
NV, S;. I,EEnpIeceoentea drougat In Southern
,Jiaha, Ma, a. tiiinols ana hrhlucky. ,
I, 10Y. M-Frost Ut Tampa, Fla; probably
Nv No., ySa'ow ao W., LIVER 9srms.
asot. ne,nGme.ers notntn f n portions OF Min,
1 psu's, DaSosa, Iowa ana Wisconsin marked
ON ON !" 70 ~ degrees below zero /,
Icy Ds.. iy-rrour 70 SIX ihcnes OF snow In
e.,N cs.efh leAas-neaViest ever known In that ,
,G..on: En. "a
II Northwest sna test s snnw na m
3ns Of New Jerseymheayiest fall for years. :,
pat aiher n sS ,h 6aSara ana extreme cold
Dec amunusuaI'S M eed weather in the cattle
y. NO OF % pe1Ss
DEC. @5-EarthQuake shock at New Bedford,
ass. ns. OK r,,.,. - :
DeS; !, so-Elgat lnchcs OF snow IN Louisiana :
ID Mississipp'. y \
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Van. l3-Miss Lucy STANLEY. Of Evansville. 4,
d., appointed Queen OF Gypses In United 4
ates to succeed her sister, Mrs. Emma Stan. n
=, deceased. :. Large mass of rock fell from
'rssshoe Falls, Niagara, materially changing r,
rmation on Canadian side. n
Ian. 1s-Jonas 6. Clark gave 100000 TO y y
orcester. Mass, for university. y
mpleted Is5 days fast. ' --N'' .,
Mar M-Mrs. John Farnham died at Utica n
Y. aged 1903. =. =.
Wv oSWIllia| o'Prion, editor Of United Ire. !"
nay ii-Woman with Ieprosy discovered In = =
ssy is-%At % Castle % Garden 10000 imm,aranu
lived, largest for any one day in history. n
Day 1l-Corner-stone Of Stanford University, J, "