The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-01-07


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leo. s clothing establishment 81 Brooklyn. n =,
4 caused loss OF IS ,o,OJ1.
Apr. 8 SIX squareso Of residences At New Or
Ans az p bIeak y Of Il
i w is; $50, O0J.
4 Apr. Malt house Of Henry Alterbrand &
Apr. 21-F.re starting in Central theater In
$1,000, 900; 80 persons injured
May 10-Iumber yard and sixteen buildings
at Portsmouth, n. H.; s500,C0o
Nay 2-.Milling and elevator interests at Os-
wego: n !, Y practically wlped out; s1.ooo,9oo
works and Van brakes brass foundry. at Son
Francisco; s5oo,oog; Forty houses in village
OF ST. Psissen Tonaceo warehouses "a, in La'
june 5--Nearly every building in main part OF
Creole Camp, Col, destroyed: sl,Ooo,0o
| June 13-Over 100 buildings It Ch.cora, PA
! June l4Town Of Mosille, T.. almost wiped
i out =. Wharvcs and freight houscs Of Bay Line
/ Steamboat Co, TWO schooners, offices OF Corner
july 2-Firecrackers caased destruction Of Is
business places at an Jose, CAL. S5j0, ooj. 3.
B SsE Knights s'orehouse at River Point, r
July 5--Forty-one buildings at Rock!and,'
yy portion Of shosh bone 1dad0
eral residences at Jol]ietville, Ind. Greater
part Of Arcoll Miss.
| July 25-Ovcr 81 blocks IF Bay City, Mich,
! completely destroyed; 81: 00)nH1.
Aug. l4-Entire town OF Red Mountain, Col,
/ des troycd by incendiaries.
! Aug. N-MetropoIitan opera house in New
York; s5j0,uco
Sep. s-Acadeny of Music at Cleveland O.,
| totally destroyed.
/ Sop. 11-Twenty-four miles Of SHOW sheds on
the Central Pacific line. in Colorado
Sep. Estate printing Office. two hotels and
other property destroyed AT Albany, N. Y:
Oct 2s-Thirteen blocks Of business houses
and residences at Milwaukee, containing 1855
/! buildings; S5S10,Oo0
Nov 5-Twent y-two buildings in Brooklyn
N. Y; 100000
Nov. thinning village OF Federal, near Pitts
/ Nov 19-Desha Lumber & Planning Companv.s
plant at Arkansas City, Ark, burned; $500, 900
Nov 2s-Lar5e factory and salesroom of Otis
(, Corbett at New York; 100000.
Nov. 25-Elegant and costly summer resi-
dence Of Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport r.
l., with contents: 100000.
(! Dec. 11--Denver 81 Rio Grande railway round
house at Salida, Col. burned: 100000
Dec. 13Sx large warehouses and 700 bales
OF oe ce Of a sa at abas Ind
Quilted by. fire Business portion OF Beacon,
Ill, wiped out.
! ware Co.'S building in St. Louis caused loss Of
$4,000
Disastrous fires occurred in the following
Miss: Au Sable, Mich; Columbia, Mo. Ohio
City, g.; Milan; Mo-; Jeanette r. 80 Wood.
stock, IL; Hamilton ~ D.; Morganheld, KY;
MINI Mir si>' Edgar '' " WIS., So Bo loo, Ia
f5euiora' md, Laeeyv,;le' Wye MOUNT
Paiasi,l Iena; i4oalsyllie' Meo.; homer,
Ill: Gorydon Ia; Alto, Tex: CloQuet,
. hllnn: GAINESVILLE, Az; 81. ChaFies, MO;
Grconvlle, Miss: Milton, Ala; Rhodes. La;
Fremont, CO.; Henrietta, Tex; chasS, Mich;
I'rhn11 Tl11;iSD1 o.
kan: CoifeeEliiG, kan; Dexter q: hoGhe.
norse Ky, Mo; duneston; d. b. o!n' ,o,l In;
Huron, Cal; rio Vista, tal:: Carrillton, Mo-;
: NORTH English: ID: Dane station, WIS; OaiSes-
dale. Wash: l3odle, New Slsson, Cal; ALI
auce, Neb; Delmar, Del; Ashville Fa.; Gone
va, O.; Liko2, Wash: Mason City, Ia: Howard,
S. D.; Fort Bragg, CO..; Runnello. Ia; North
Bend, Neb. Paraeoui(i. Ark; Santa San Barbara,
: kingshury, Cal: EanSolph; Wis; Plain City,
81 qf5s:S 2saS:S eng es M ~ 1G1S
g; Clyde. Mo-; Gowrle Lib cum ner!and cap,
Tenn; Crawford, N. j.; Alexandria, Ind;
Sumter, > G. -.. .
FORElHN.
!, jan 7--IIhedivc OF Egypt, Tewiik Pasha,
died at Cairo: aged 40
/ Jan. l3-Car1inal Manning died in London:
aged s4 . Albert Victor heir~presunprive to
the throne of ENGLAND, died in Lortlon
Jan 21lohn Couch Adams, T. Z. &. q we'll
! Jan. 222-I'ifty persons killed or injured by
falling of church roof in Slaboilskoi, Russia
JAN 31~~Rcv. Charles Hadaon Sturgeon, the
distinguished Baptist minister, died at Men
tone, aged So
t'eo. 1.-THE three men found gritty in the
Baltimore affair OF October &C. 1891 we're SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for TO- 80 anl. go days
respectively at Valparaiso, Chilli, by Judge CT
Crimes Foster.
Feb. 9-Erglish parliament reopenea aud
queens speech read
Feb. 1s-Inhabitants in Great Russia ted
to be dying by hundreds from tylol1s fever, and
supplies sent thither could not be distributed
for lack OF horses,
Feb. 1S-Seventy men killed IN cXplo-
sion at Horonia coal mine in Japan
....All the members of the French ministry
resigned because Of action OF chamber OF depu'
ties on the bill dealing with church associations
: Feb. 25-F'our Thousand unemployed ilen IN
Berlin, marching to mako a onstration be- e,
fore emperors palace, were routed by police, To
Workmen being wounded and 81 taken PRISONERS;
Feb. 26-Berlin rioters gathered again, and
sacked several buildings before they were DIS
persed by police ~.
i Mar. 5--Barros elected president OF Guat-
emala.
Mar. 29-Dyna1nite explosion, caused by
anarchists occurred in building 81 the Gredlt
Lyonnals large banking 1nSLtutlon m Faii l5
Apr. y-)Xfofti won IN annual ooat race With
Cambridge Oh the Illames ,,.
Apr 10 Amelia Is. EDWARDS, We1lknoWn nov