Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-01-10

Aye. sp-EorsAauans s1ssk . c1sns HAIh. Il
r. go: Qoed slei9hng g Sioex 4.l!s. D. Z.
sway several houses; family Of four TerseAs
My Is-Heayy fscsss IN tie Nessh~est and
May I@Sevcre snow-storm "a NoFsheE1 Mich
Nay n-Less By recent tornado in Fcnnsys
vanis OIL regions reported . y ;o3ooa ,.....
90 % % much Ssn. S 70 p properly: ssan.ssd q
Jia: ss-Txsaty four deaths srom sunstseks
Jun. se-snow in western Wisconsin, and
heavy fsosss N portions Of Hinnssots: ,,.,on.
g.heia river estmatcd e g 0ooooa - an
5st isrsn s5 sSs IL Ca.ssso fen fro -
Jal. ss-ssvsfc earthquake shock At Tucson.
.Aax ls-Two severe shocks Of earthquake At
,,Aas: ss.psm.ze ey .coas y Ohio and West
Aus ss-Ls:s is Louisiana by recen. floods
sop. s-Mneh damage 20 cotton crop by
sep. is-sevcre earthquake shocks as At
iaats. Madison and other localities In Georgia
Oct s9-rwo earthquake shocks at New Bed
'' Nov n s"Esrthauake shock at vienna NJ
Nov. s-Hsavy earthquake shock throughout
centrai California. wrccking several houses.
Nov 1.-TWO inches OF snow in vicinity OF
Nov: y6.Trains DELAYED BY severe snow
storms west OF Kansas City, No.
Dee. i9-severc earthquake shock In Wash
ipgton and Warren Counties, N. Y.
Disc. ss1Thrce distinct shocks Of earthquake
Dec. ys-Warmest December day on record
ia Minnesota-5o to IS degrees above zero In
Dee. se-Ficrce snow storms in Iowa and
Minnesota.
NEUROLOGY.
ian. Jan; loci rari.er. war Governor OF New
'e Jss ssf Rollins Column
Jan. so.Ex.congressman Willis Drummond
Qowa), at San Diego. Cal.
Jan, al-Mrs; Eliza b. Garfield, mother OF
President Garfield, at Mentor. O.. aged 3d.
cnnari. aged72
Feb. i4SEx-Congressman Daniel E. somes;
Feb. Ed. R; Locke Petroleum ". Nasby).
TG!s ss O.. aged 81 6orcor., ,,,,on.,r. n,,a,
Mar i.co@modore c. w. Vi P asS q. NJ.
Mar. 4-Amos Bronson AIcott, philosopher
and writer, Boston, aged 81.
daughter OF A Bronson Alcott Boston, aged Sc.
Mar. 12-Henry Bergh, president OF Society
Tor Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, New
Mar as~chief-Justice NJ R. Waite, q. S. SUI
Mar sl~Ex-Congrcssman william Heimick,
OF Ohio. in Washington.
4-B6nlamln ID. y. "A
orney-GeneraI. at Psiladelphia aged r.
Apr. 5-Jacob Sharp, noted New York hood
Apr. 1S-Ex-Senator Roscoe Conkllng in New
York City. aged SO.
May 1S-Joseph r. Anderson, Bristol. Tenn,
Prohibition candidate for Governor Of Tennes-
see.
Jun. e-Maior;General W. W. stoughson, ex-
Congressman, Sturgis, Mich.
Jun o-Ex-CongressmanC Charles H Winfield
Jun. 12-Mrs. Mary Sheridan mother OF Gen.
eral p. H. Sheridan. at Somerset, O., aged s..
Jun. 15-Mary N. Prescott, authoress and poet
Jun. aO-Gen. ]. B. Mcintosh, q. S. A., re-
tired at New Brunswick, N. J., aged CO.
Grange in jefTsrson couniS' Mss ss'ef Na''0hai
JUL 20-Rev. E. p. Roe, novelist, in New
Congressman Thomas Young: at cincin mat g.
Aug: General Philip Fl. Sheridan. Lieuten-
ant.GeneraI U.s. A, at Nonquitt, Mass aged 81
Aug: 22-Ex-U: S. Senator c. w. Cathcart,
near Trestville, Ind, aged 20
Aug. e3-Ex Congressman !. B. Everhart at
Wss1ches1er Pa; v aged g. noted American
tor, ut Stamford, Conn, aged c.
Sep. 1a-Prof. Richard 4. Proctor. eminent
low fever contracted in Florida, aged 81.
Sep. 21.-Willlam Warren, veteran actor, at
Sep N-Ex-Congressman Jacob NJ Camp
bell, at Johnstown. Pa. aged 65-
Mayor John Wentworth, Chicago. aged "a
Oct. 27-John Guy Vassar, last OF noted
ucs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aec Jonn csmppe
OF HopxinsvIlle, Ky. aged s. ~
retired, in New York, aged 65
Nov. 24-Commodore Cicero Price, q. S. N,
at Troy; N, Y, aged es w e, ;.
New York, aged "a.
Dec. I-Rear-Admiral Edward Simpson. q.
Dec 4-Major-GeneraI r. B. Ayers, U s. N,
at Fort Hamilton. n. Y, aged 62:
Dec T-General William H Blair, at Belle
fOnte. Pa, aged S6
Dec 1o-Rear-Admiral Leroy. United States
NaSs 1oIsd Ute Chief
leader in the Mseker massacre, at Fort Du-
Dec l9-Rev. isaac Errett, head OF Disciple
Church in America at Cincinnati.
Dec. lIEx-CongressWan John w Law
gresham George W. Marvin. at Manchester. N.
H., aged %, Oliver D.tson, noted music pub
Dec. sc-Ex-Congressman Thomas Spriggs,
Dec. s6-Ex-Congressman H. Boardman
Smith. at Elmira, N. Y, aged62.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL.
Jan. 4-Congress reassembled after holiday
Jan 7-Secretary OF Interior Lamar resigned.
q. S. s%pre@e court Judge, W. F. Was for
Secretary OF the Interior and D. M. Dickinson
for Postmaster-General confirmed by u. S.
Senate.
Jan. 17-U. S. Senator walthall reelected by
elected g. s. Senator Wilson.
Jan. 23-Majority report confirming Mr.. Car
Isles title to his seat adopted IN q. S. House
OF Representatives
Jan. 3l-Wsscons Supreme Court decides
women have right to vote at general
elections under law giving them the franchise
in school matters.
Feb. 14-Seymour Rep.l elected to Congress
from Eleventh Mich gan district
Feb. 2rNational Convention OF Industrial Re
form party met in Washington and nominated
A. f. Redstone 6Cal) for President, and J. A
Colvin (Kanl for vice-President-
Mar. 29-Bil giving municipal suffrage to
women defeated IN New York Legislature
Mar. 3I-National Council Of Women organ