The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-01-10
WHOLE NO. 1910,
u. Count Peter Schouvaloif, III st. Petersburg
Justice Stanley Matthews, aged 81, in Washing

0. Michel Eugene Chevreul, aged 1os, in Paris
~. y N. Patterson, rear admiral, U. S. N, aget
81, in Washington.
13. John 2. Usher, Lincoln's secretary OF the in
tcriori aged 13, in Philadelphia
III. Father Damien, missionary to the MoloEa
leper colony, aged 49, at Kalawao, Hawaii
~ Henry e. Pearson, New York postmaster, aged
46, in Highwood N. ].
q. Rcv. Frederick \. r Barnard, president OF
Columbia college, aged 70, in New York
80. ". H. Barnun, chairman Of the National
Democratic committee aged 70, in Lime Rock,
Conn
Z Count TolstoI Russian minister OF the inte-
rior, aged &c, in st. Petersburg.
j. Cen W S Harney, aged IS, in Orlando, Fla
13, W. I. Bishop, mind reader, in New York
49, Edward Donaldson, admiral United States
navy, aged 70, in Baltimore.
TO- Allen Thorndke Rice United States m mister
to Russia aged 3s, in New York.
2a Laura Bridgnlan deaf, dw.nb and blind, ia
South Boston. Mass
JUNE.
o. Leonard SWEET, aged GI, u Chicago
u. John Gilbert, actor, aged 20, in Boston u.s.
=" Mrs rutherford b. Hayes, aged So, in Ere
mont, o.
~ Simon Cameron. aged %, in Lancaster Pa
%. Professor Maria MITCHELL astronomer. nped
70, in Lynn, Mass, .,
Carlotta Patti, aged 70, in Paris
!. Theodore Dwight Wootsev, ,l.,ed 81, in S,,r
Haven, Conn.
10. Mrs. Julia G. Tyler widow Of President Tyler
aged 60, in Richmond Va.
N Father j. Curley, astronomer aged 81, in
@ Georgetown, d. e. |#
81, Rev. Horatio Bonar, hymn writer a..el Cd In
Edinburgh, Scotland
EMU. S. Senator Edward II Rollins aacf r.. on
the Isle Of Shoes @ "@., .
AUGUST #D"8O
d. Rev. George Iabriskie Gray, H. b. aged 81. Il,
Cambridge, Mass.
s. Gen. Henry Dupont, aged II, III Wilmington,
u. DR.. Alexander d Mott aged g, III Yonkers,
NY
Il, DR.. ]. II. Bayss, editor Western Christian
Advocate in Cincinnati, O. -
10 Prof Elias I.oo'nis aged ~. in New Haven,
Conn.
%. Henry Shaw, p:ilan,hropist, aged 50, in St.
Louis -" -.
g. George Fnwcct, Rove lrarnatist md nrtor
aged Go, in liew York
SEPTEMBER
= Dr. $ \. Ahbone aged -, in Iuceruc, Swit
2erland.
g. Henry W. GENET, in New York
10 $. S. Cox, aged Gj, in New York
- "iik.e Collins, aged e. in London.
- Eliza Cook, author Of '.17h.. Old Arm Clair
aged II, IN London
?. Ey-Goyernor Martin of Kansas. aged o.
Is. EvG9yernor Iartrauft of Pennsylvania, aged
50 M "
10. Luis, king Of Portugal aged 81, in Lisbon.
>. Oliver Garrison, BY suicide aged 70. in St
Louis
gz.l.G. =- NOVEMBER q
Z Princess Mary, wife Of Alexander Of Battep.
berg
., George II. pendleton, aged 6I in Brussels
% Martin Farquhar Tupper, author Of .'Proyer
bal Philosophy" aged -, i'll England
DECEMBER
Il. Jeffc. son Davis aged 50 in S,4w Orleans
D. Col. J. Ii. Rathbone, founder of the Knights
T. of Pythas, iii Cincinnati, @.
Henry Z. Searlc, worlds champion oarsman.
aged y, at Adelaide. Australia
10 Oliver Johnston abolitionist and journalist
aged So in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs, Elizabeth Scott-Iord, in Washington, D. G.
IL Ambrose Mcneil, civil justice, aged "A, in New
York
Marquis de Clux, formerly husband Of Adelina
Patti, in France
II, b. Gowen, by suicide in Washington,
70 Carl Fornes singer, aged 70. in San Francisco
NATURES DESTRUCTIVE HAND.
How puny Man Suffered from Storm and
Flood in 1880.
JASuARY=
8. Terrible wind storm Mt Reading. Pittsburg, Nj
ngara Falls and elsewhere; 80 killed at Read.
ing and II at i'ittsburg New suspension
bridge blown down ut Niagara
10 Storms did greAt damnge in states west OF the
Ohio
q. Storm on Massachusetts bay Much damage
to shipping; sailors drowned
FIsERuARy-
u II men lost by the wreck of the bark Josie
Troop Oh the North Carolina coast
q Gale on tile North sea; 20 lives lost
6, Forest fires reported in the northwest,
1920 Storm on the Atlantic coast ard Chesa
pcake bay Bark Pettengi wrecked Oft the
Virginia capes; J.. lives lost
% Is lost by laundering Of a French torpedo boat
Off Cherboufs
y. News received of the loss OF tho Haytian
steamer Conserra, with crew Of % men
20 News received of the terrible storm in Samoa
which destroyed the American ships NiI,sic,
Eandalia and Trenton, with So men, and Ger
man ships Olga and Adler. with 107 men
APRIL
O. % lives and so vessels lost In the recent storm
on Chesapeake bay
l2 Ocean storm disabled the steamer Darmark
of the Thngvalla line, which was seen floating
disabled and abandoned GOO miles of the coast
Of Ireland Capt. Murrell, Of the steamer
Missouri, it was discovered later, had rescued
the captain and crew on April g.
H. Great damage from storms reported near
Pittsburg, Pa. and elsewhere.
H. Thirty lives lost by follndering Of the steamer
Alaska of Cape Blanca, Ore
O., It's persons drowned by the loss Of two French
fishing vessels
Is persons drowned by floods In Bohemia
81 This is the date of tho terrible Johnstown dis
astcr: The rainfall in the middle Atlantic
region on this day, and for several succeeding
days was tho heaviest on record. Many
towns suffered, Johnstown Pa, most severely,
where several thousand lives were lost and
millions of dollars Of property The greatest
damage reported from other points from
Williamsport Pa; Washington D. c.: the
Genesee valley, N Y; Petersburg, Va, etc.
The horrors of fire were added to the destruc-
tion Of the flood ut Johnstown Much damage
also reported to shipping and in Canada
JUNE
10 Tornado In Lewis and Jefferson Counties N,
Y. Much damage done by high water in Indi-
ana
H. Damaging storm in New York. Brooklyn, and
Newark, N. j. Bursting canal banks ruined
mills at uolyoke Mass.
49, Losses by floods in Pennsylvania estimated at
S44,a5O0OO
% Severe storms reported in the Ohio valley
Floods in Arkansas
2 Heavy rains caused wnshout on the Norfolk
and Western Il r., near Maxton, Va; train
was ditched and 1o were killed
5000 lives reported lost by floods in China,
o. Johnstown Y. suffered severely from
cloudburst.
II Damaging storm In Maryland. Property and
lives destroyed,
II, Several lives lost In floods in Texas.
Destructive storms reported in Kansas, Illinois
and Wisconsin
.. Damaging storms reported from the north
west
q Chicago suffered from high winds; 2 wcro
killed by falling walls
o Damage done by storms In Delaware, Mary
land, West Virginia, Ohio valley, the Atlantic
coast md tho lako regions; much property
and some life lost
70. kiousiou, Japan, destroyed by an earthquake
AUGUST.
7. Steamship Montreal Of the Dominion line
wrecked at Belle Isle,
0. Drought in Mexico, cattle dying.
4. Damaging storms in tho west and on the At
lantic coast Hundreds OF people mnde home
less by floods In Nebraska
O. Il, 500 people killed by floods and landsdes In
tho province Of Xii, Japan
G. Earthquake at Kuenzorik. on the Russian from.
tier; 1a0 people buried.
sEPTEMnER.
O. Beginning Of prolonged storm along the New
jersey coast; incalculable damage sustained
by high seas; 10 lives and many ships lost at
tho Delaware breakwater alone.
O. IS bodies recovered from tho debris Of a land
slide in Quebec; many houses destroyed
OCTOBER
2 81 vessels wrecked by cyclone on the Cam
peachy coast
0. British ship Boien, from Calcutta to Liver
pool reported lost, together with So lives.
NOVEMBER
7. Wreck Of the American ship Cheesehorough
the roast of Tapan rennrfad. 1q drowned