Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-01-09

At Pittsburgh, Pa: 100 by an explosion
at Omdurman, Egypt and 100 by u fire mt Priz-
row, Poland InsAprl 10 were killed by mine
explosion at Stafiordshire, England ii by
tenement house fire at Rochester, N. Y. 1000
by floods in China; thirteen by an explosion IN
Zanzibar and II by an explosion In Rome In
May Swere killed in a mine at Saarbrucken,
Prussia; - by forest fires at Moores
Run Pa; Il by n fire at kolzow, Germany; ~
by a river accident on the Dnieper; 20 by dyna-
mite at Tatrytown, N. ", Is by cyclone in
Mexiro II by u mine explosion in BirmlnB-
ham, Ala; and 10 by fire in Cindekeyne
France. In June 10 were killed by iall-
ing building in Buda Pesth; $50 by
ralroad Snecident in Switzerland, and 60
by watersi out at San Luis Potosi Mex, In
July issIost their lives by waterspout in
Styria IS by a bridge disaster at Lolieux, Swift
zerland 10 by cyclone at Baton Rouge La;
200 by cloudburst at Ekaterinoslav. Russia;
90 by q landslide at Skeen river, Wash. II by
u railroad accident at Manchester Eng;
II by the fall Of q churcn tower at S2aldtine,
Hungary; 10 by mine disaster at st. Mande,
France; 800 by floods in India and IA by riyer
accident at Essen Prussia. In August 10 lost
their lives by flood in Australia; 10 by an ex-
plosion at Ohaumont, France II by the collapse
OF barge at Cold Springs Harbor N v; 40 by an
avalanche In Austria; 80 by hurricance at
Martinique; IA by railroad accident in Switz-
erland; 30 by floods in Hayti; - by falling
building in Gutenberg, Germany; 81 by on e.-
plosion in New York; i50 by storm IN japan,
and 10 by q mine disaster IN Somersctslifcs
Eng 10 September 10 were killed by a
typhoon in japan 200 by an earthquake in
San Salvador, $500 by floods in Spain, D?
by n tunnel accident at Trieste, 20 by an explo-
sion at Charieroi, Belgium, % by railroad ac.
cident in Spain, II by the explosion OF bomb
at Newark n. j., and % by IL landslide in
japan In Oct. go were lost by floods in France
Is by railroad accident at Moriaus, France 30
by storm in Tunis, and 1850 by earthquake in
Japan. In November 81 were killed " storm
in Japan by mine disaster at Butte, Mont. ;
10 by railroad accident in India, 2OJ by fire in
China 10 in a mine disaster at Wikesbarre,
Pa. 800 by cyclone in the Audama islands
90 by q falling building in Naples, II by an
explosion at Essen, Germany; a by tor
nado in Buenos Ayres, 80 by tidal wave
in the Gilbert islands, % by railroad accident
in Russia, 81 by lands ido on the Union Pa.
cihc rarOad IN Washington, Il by falling
building at Guanujuto. Mex; and % by an cX'
posiUn at Blackstone, Eng In December 10
were killed by a falling building in st. Paul,
rs in mine at St Etienne, France;
ls0 in n mine at Nuplla' Poland; "a in a
railroad collision in India /. at Il fire in Louis
vile, Ky. 800 by a falling temple at Ogaki'
Japan. 20 by n storm in Bavaria, % in u mine
Mt Sesia 10 by u ferry disaster at Hamburg,
25 by storm in italy, CD by an explosion in
South Africa, IL by railroad collision at Cuer'
nevaca Mex, and 10 by u thcater panic at
Gukeshead, Eng.
Summary of Dis 'sters
So far reported 8, 800 lives have been
lost on the ocean and AS on the lakes
and rivers of this country "a total OF
3,5O5, as compared with sob last
year., 9,2Gl by railroads, 270,G75 by dis
asters in the old world and 5,762 by
| disasters in the new world, max
ing in all 2S3 203 as compared with
ia, 543 in 1899, l07, ,0l3 in 1889. 14,601 in
1883, 199, lGi in 1887, 122, 70l in 1856, and
3S7, 463 in 1885.