The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-12-31
JUNE.
6-Six men from the United States cutter Bear

dan Territory. Floods become general through
out the Northwest.
linear Basle, Switzerland, I3) killed by 9
train going through bridge; hundreds hurt.
l5-swiss railroad wreck. killing Go people
A--At Long Branch. n J., Fl ederick BrokaN
drowned while yainly attempting to rescue d
drowning girl.
3-Twenty- one kil'ei in collision at Ra
1t-Tornado in Prussia kills fifty people
21-leaths from cholera at Mecca reach $50 in
one day.
2;-Collisic,l at St Maud, France; ffty-one
perish.
st-Three hun red persons drowned neal
Bombay.
Ga West Shore accident kills thirteen per
sons.
s-Cy:lone kills three people at ashpurn
Wis, ald does ! 0,u0l dailas at Ashland
Seven lives lost i'll Boston harbor, by cap.
sizing of n boat.
l2-rhirteen people litied on Il steamboat b,
a hurricane nj old Spring Grove, Long l. la.lt
----iornado causes great less OF life i'll Della
MARE
Tive kiIlel ut Ca,l til sburs, Ky. by powder
explosion Twelve ft,a iy injured III a col
lsion at Egg Hhrb n. n. j.
Il Two nun ir,d killed by typhoon III
japan.
twelve killed. ...C C.ondburs- in Austria; srty
drowned
is Collisi n i'll Prussian Poland. ten kill d.
% C, clone at Martinique; tw,lty vessels
Thirty miners killed i'll Belgium.
% collapse of building in Park Row, New
York. killing sixty-se en- people.
= r. gland raTu;cd Y storms. -. Martinique
appeals for d.
y Thirty killed at :ts.esvill., n. c. in rail
foa' Wrsck.-, loHdburst ut Troy, \. Y.
.3-Much "amase by Il cyclone III Newark
\. H.. tanlk ouniy, North Dakota, SWEPT by
fire; much grain burned.
,,Lfiys lI,d. thirty,ono injured, by de
rallied train Ut Troy, Ind. ...iwo killed al
swinsles station. al. by deraled passenger
train. Alanzon Knot and two daughters killed
at titardon, Chic at a crossing three fisher
m"n drowned at Petoskey. Mich, two at Aer
rilt's Lake. n. y. and two a Annisquam, Mass
-. -Four killed by lightning at Magnolia, Ark.
SILT NIB II.
This month fearful fools occurre / in Spain
arowl ing over 4 100 people.
Sch ,oner Paunonil wrecked en- Hawaiian
Ite:s; twelve perish Dynamite factory al
White Pigeon, Mich, explodes. killing sixteen
. Two killed ut Il Lafayette, Ind, railroad
crossing.
Steamer Arizona sunk an unknown schoon
AID crew sea.
9-Buiidins collapsed in Berlin, killing eight
10 Steamship collision near Greece; tift!
drowned.
IL Four workmen killed at Salisbury Pa.
Mrs. VIM. Klein, Barton County, Kan, leave!
four children in hsr home, and they burn tt
death.
B-tollision in the Mediterranean sixty, five
lost.
is Empty whisky barrel explodes, killing
three New York boys.
!, > Five killed in Idaho railroad wreck.
John Schalk, wife, and four children burned to
death at Chicago. Seven fishermen drowned
Off Newfoundland
2o-Phil cullen and wife lock two children q
home; they turn TO death. Terrible fires
sweep Emmons County. n. D.
2l-Fiye drowned IN the Hudson River gcine
to a christening
y Terrible forest fires in the Northwest
IEFourtetn Italians killed by cannon ex
plosion ut Newark. n. j.. during celebration
-. Ten frenlen hurt ut Minneapolis; los
s2oo GOD. six Italians killed in wreck a
Mckins Station. Pa. Twenty four killed
thirty hurt in a collision i'll Spain.
2rBoiler explosion at TiCnasta Pa, kills
three.
2s-Fa al forest fires in the Northwest.
Fatal storms in Minnesota. Eight Phiia
delphia hremen injured.
3-1hree killed. eighteen hurt in a collision
ct Kent. Ohio. Six sailors lost in q Lake Su-
perior gale.
1-Four.kil!ed on the Harlem Road.
2-Twenty Newfoundland fishermen lost.
4-Bcifer of tug Parker eyplodes at Chicago
eight killed, eight injured. Nine miners kill
ed by a cave-in at Pottsville, Fa.
News of loss of steamer Woleston twent Y
one drowned. -Four killed by an engine al
Crook 8 Crossing \. Y.
1l-Wreck of United States steamer Dispatch
l.. 13, 14-Many vessels wrecked on the Allan
lib. & O. fast mail wrecked at Hicksville
Ohio; two killed, eighteen hurt.
l5-Fly wheel burst Mt Manchester, n. II.
SausiNes tiit uehiH Oh lGEer. WtUUuIIls ZEN
Three members OF the Chicago Inter Ocea,
staff killed ut Crete Ill. Terrific storms II
Great Britain
16-Reports Of many lives lost at sea in tn.
storm.
W-Loeomotive at Pottsville, Pa, explodes
killing three.
21--Wreck Mt Monmouth. Ill, kills four.
22-Tnresher boiler bursts at Mayv:lle, \. D.
killing six.
26-Collsion at Thorsen Station, Mimi, kill
five.
y7-Ensa factorr aypIosjar ,+ (-,oraIopd 1.iII
four Report confirmed at Boston of th
laundering OF an unknown four ur.nasted schoone
with all hands. Twenty killed ut LennoX
France. by the falling OF undermined buildings
2S-Cable reports of terrific earthquakes II
japan, thousands being killed by shock ant
floods.
2a-Twenty perish by burning Of steame
Beirne at MiiikenE Landing. Miss.
NOVEMBER.
4-Seventeen killed by failing miner RS cage a
Butte City.
Seas explosion at Nanticoke, Pa. mines
Kills fourteen.
9-Four men and thirty six horses burned te
death at Denver.
13-Fire perish in fire at Columbus, Ohio
2-Reported loss of schooner Finney ant
twenty-fi five men on Lake Erie.
27-Coiision at Toledo. Ohio; ten killed.
30-Eive killed by a falling bridge AT Kalispell
Mont :, Thirty killed by an explosion at Black
burn, Eng.
DECEMBER
1-Reported loss Of steamer Tahita, n SLAYER
in brakes Bay, Pacific Ocean, with 400 souls,
2-Five killed by dynamite at Haverstraw
n. Y. Refs family of five burned to death a
Detroit.
4-Three kill in collision a. Penning
ton, N. Twenty drowned by overturning OF
barges in the Hudson River Two killed, foul
hurt, at East Thompson, Conn.
5-Nine killed by falling walls at st. Paul
G-Sixty miners killed by fireda,np at Paris.
10-Three killed in collision at Anna, Ill.
1.-The vessel Maggie Ross lost in the Pa
cfic; IA drowned.
12-Three convicts killed ut Anamosa Iowa
by falling scaffold.. Five burned to death Il
Mooseinw, Manitoba.
17-Twenty-sjx sailors drowned in tn,
Thames.