The true northerner., 1890-12-31


e. s' Al sinsSs sSs
oss Of her sister hen came the
Sf 'Hs sss Cabinet sns si Within ioH u fort sqe
taine mourned the i9ss OF his eldest
Ismty ns SS that 5ets the the fa@y i iI Of sec sSe
r@l sacy. From the standpoint OF the
philosopher the attentive reader will observe
that neither wealth nor high official station ex-
empts anybody from the ills OF human life.
IL Is estimated that the railroads Of the
United States lose s2.0oO,ooo yearly by land
slides, s5 900 900 by foods u 100000 by Are and
Important occurrences follow. with dates:
2. Several horses killed at St. Louis, Mo-, and
many small hres started by electric wires
which we're broken by storm
patras tomb In Egypt
IL. Fire at Lexington. Ky, cremated thirty-nve
Bell Boy for which $1,000 had been paid,
aud whose owner had once refused $780,
12. Number OF cases OF influenza tor ia grippe1
in Berlin TO date; estimated at 100000;
number OF deaths due TO the disease $50.
n Drunkenness greatly Increased at Paris,
because physicians prescribed alcoholic
drink as a preventive
Is. The Pops issued an order thai in countries
where the government is opposed TO Ca
tholicsm Catholics must obey the state
where such a course does not entail dis
obedience 10 the divine laws also, they
must not tie the church TO any political
party ...... The South Dakota Legislature
passed its first bill-to provide for refund
Ing the Indebtedness of the State
81. About thousand fishing boats wrecked off
the rosnu coast Japan nearly all on
D. Incoming steamers at New York reported
the worst weather ever before known on
the Atlantic Ocean.
o. Andrew Charter CcoioredD, aged years, re-
M ceived at the Nashville penitentiary TO
serve year larceny.
2s Near Cascade, Cal. the tracks of the Central
Pacific Road covered by snow to
M depth OF fifty feet trains IN the Sierras
were snow-bound aud passengers lived on
canned goods for n fortnight
FEBRUARY
s. Burning Of the residences OF Secretary OF the
Navy Tracy at Washington Mrs. Tracy,
her daughter Mary. and French maid,
Josephine Morrell lose their lives
M 4. Celebration at New York OF the centennial of
the United States Supreme Bench; ad-
dresses made by ex,President Cleveland,
G. Explosion in Abasycham colliery, near New
lort, Wales 17O lives lost.
M TO- In the municipal election Mt Salt Lake City
M the Gentiles successful by 800
- majority, the event being considered the
virtual overthrow of Mormon rule in
10 Deadlock in Iowa House of Representatives
IN ended by compromise having lasted over
D. Sixty persons drowned by the giving way of
great reservoir at Prescott, Arizona.
25 seventy bodies of murdered infants found
on the premises OF a midwife named sko
biski, whose house was burned at War
"A 2s Loss Of the steamer ouetta in Australian
~ q: ll3 perso-s drowned.
nnn MARCH.
y Hills rexas. hailfall to the
\t3tef inches TO two feet was
y rsa colliery, Glamorgan
b =, 'ners perished
- rrlllancellor OF the German
his resignation and re-
75eept by a cyclone 1O3 per-
~ )ng the line OF the storm
Ns utside Louisville $50 per-
ed; at Clay the dead num-
ID spreading in Europe;
ataonia in spain 10000 fac
rs and $4,000 shoemakers in
IL work, and the colliers
70 France, demanded
'ippi River broke and
INT of damage resulted the
skipwith, near vicksburg,
= Of sight by the water from a
1asse, and in Desha County Ar
section OF land 10000 acres in
vas covered by the food the set
ling on the tops OF houses and in
Ind suffering for food.
lel Fork, w. Va, James Sevate aged
d Mrs. Terence, aged 80. were mar
4, the groomsInan 81 aud the
AGmaid 7s Hermit the winner Of
fnsatonal EPSON Derby of 1867, when
n was bet against him, died Of old
he was the property OF Henry Chap
Va a fortune on him.
.1r,gue Poiate Lunatic Asylum, near
Q1abucs over $50 lives lost. -.
the Singer sewing machine fac
lizabethpprt, N. j.; loss, 49,
tbfon at Havana, Cuba, results
irtyfour lives.
New York harbor turned over
n ted States Government a
Asace for immigrants. Report
m York lawyers entered into
ent 10 refuse answering questions
8 enumerators touching acute or
diseases, or defects OF mind
JUNE
"a Nebraska town, laid in ruins
ats OF the Fourth District OF In
.n nnS1i%oTsl ;IIis TfrG%inated EdmantSo nj0n G0n
sxh time he has been similarly honored
~ :, . its ! appearance at Valencia
bf Sga. in Spain.
16. ExpV OF hre-damp In n coal mine at
Dunbar, Pa. thirty-four killed.
25. The lower house Of the Louisiana Legis-
Iature passed bill extending the fran
chise OF the lottery company twenty FIVE
years the company is TO pay into the
match race at Sheepshead Bay. Long Isl.
aud tho four-year-oh colt Salvador
u1beaten for many years-he having ran
mile and quarter in O5.
rhe President signed the bill admitting
Idaho to the Union. and the forty-third
star on the American flag was added.
2 Discovery OF gold, the richest strike"
ord, reported near Tin Crp. Colo Far
CO. North Dakota, swept by cyclone, al
most laying the town in ruins.
Seven hundred persons killed by cyclone
in Muscat province OF Arabia.
10 The President approved the act for the ad-
49,. state senator j. Fisher Smith, OF
Louisiana, died soon after the passage OF
the lottery bill by a two-thirds vote he
had been ailng, but carried TO his
- seat as his vote was necessary to over
ii. Explosion Of gas on the steamer Tiogs in
the Chicago River; forty stevedores and
longshoremen hurled to instant death.
"a Lake City. Mimi, swept by cyclone which
capsized the steamer Sea Wing on Lake
- Pepin. the latter being crowded with
carsionists; 100 lives lost The same
storm swept on its way through the
charming summer resorts Of Northern
Minnesota adding more OF victims
TO its fury, besides wounding great num-
Der and destroying much valuable prop
erty.
1e White Star steamer Teutonic made the
passage from Queenstown to New York in
bdavs 10 hours-best on record.
% Explosion OF hre-damp In coal-pit at 81.
Etienne, France; 12J miners reported
killed.
AUGUST.
a Railway accident near Innsbruck, in the