Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-01-07

April 90; sraet i.ennn, historian,
October .; Cr ul Lavigicrrc, the
enemy Of IL IN slave traders,
November afy any has lost Prof.
| Theodore lio!Amsep, historian, Feb
ruary 8; Crank Duke Ludwig ~. of
Hesse, March IL; Nine. Brandt
Goetz, prima donna, April 10;
Robert Franz composer, October
20; DR.. Ernest Warner Won Siemens,
electrician, December 6. Besides
these the list includes Emile de La
valaye, the Belgian political economist,
January 8; Tewfik Pasha, khcdive of
Egypt, January Z; Cardinal Simeoni,
eX-papal secretary of state, Italy, jan
uary IA; Grand Duke Constantine,
brother of the czar, Russia, January
20; Francesca Lamperti, music teacher.
Italy, May z; Deodro da Fonseca, first
president of Brazil, August 2S.
Summary of Disasters.
So far as reported 3,1ss lives have
been lost on the ocean and 15S on the
lakes and rivers of this country "a total
of 3,346 as compared with 3,505 last
year and 5,Ol5 in 1s0O), 4,42S by rail-
roads, 657,2l7 by disasters in the old
world and South America, and 7,725
by disasters in the new w rid making
in all 672, Tl6 as compared with 2S3, ,203
in 1891, Ia, 543 in 1890, 1O7, Ol3 in 1889,
"a, 697 in 1883, 100, 1854 in 1887, 1872, 191 in
1856 and 3s7, 463 in 1885.
The serious disasters of 1892 have
been as follows:
In January 20 were killed by a steam launch
accident in BCgota, by drowning accident in
Holland, IL BY similar accident ut Port Town
send, on the Pacific coast: 65 by mine disas-
ter at McAlister, l. r.; 80 by drowning at
Ttfiis, 10 by the burning OF the surgical insti-
tute at Indianapolis, and 81 by falling building
Mt Slobodskai. Russia.
In February 40 lost their lives by food in
Bresau, 80 by the burning of the Hotel Royal,
New York: Is by railroad accident in Rou-
mania, and 800 by storm along the coast OF
Portugal.
In March 40 per!shcd by storm on the coast
of Newfoundland 80 by u railroad accident in
Brazil, el5 by d mine disaster at Anderines,
Belgium; by a boiler explosion at East Jor
dan Mich; 10 by n railroad accident at Sonso-
nati,i n Central America; and 200 by fire at
Mandalay Burmah.
In April 10, lives were lost by cyclone in
Kansas and the Indian territory, 10 by an explo
sion Mt ST. Petersburg go by ficoi in the
Tombigbee river, 100 by flood in Japan, L. by
mine disaster at Minersvlle, Pa, ~ By fire at
phia, and is by fire at Toxic,
In May 20 were killed in mine in Japan, l5
by storm in the same country, "A in mine ut
Roslyn, Wash, 80 by the fall of q rink in
Buenos Ayrcs, GO by drowning in Galicia, l25
by q waterspout in Hungary, IL in the Ana
conda mine ut Butte, Mont, 10 by n cyclone in
Texas, b by food at Sioux City, 81 by an earth
quake in the Trans Caucasus, 100 by hurri-
cane at Mauritius SO by food in Arkansas, IL
by drowning ut Melbourne, SO by cyclones in
Kansas, 81 by fire at Carbcil, France.
In June iOO were killed in a mine in Bohemia,
1876 by fire AT Oil City and Titusville, Pa, 10 by
explosion at the Mare Island navy yard, l5 by
lightning ut Mollana, Spain, 20 by explosion at
Bragg France, 3a by bridge disaster at New
port Ky, 80 by cyclone in Minnesota, 10 by
explosion at Brest, France, "a by landslide in
Italy, and $50 by food in Cuba
In July 20 were killed by fire at St. Johns,
N F., "a by flood in Japan, IL by drowning in
StraSburg, 10 by Il cyclone ~ Peoria, 20 by an
avalanche in Switzerland, 10000 by volcanic
eruption in the Philippine islands, 10 in y mine
in Ireland and l6 in mine Ut PottSville Pa
In August IA persisted by fire ut Rzec2e, Po-
land 9 by drowning in TuniS, Is by drowning at
Victoria, y. C., III by dynamite explosions in
Rome, $40 by food in Japan, II by fire ut Tred-
egar, England, ! in mine at Swansea, II by Il
flood at Gratz, Austria, and Ill in q mine at
Glamorganshiro, Wales
In September 23 were killed in mine at
Hainault. 500 by hurricane in Japan, II by
fire at Ollius2, Poland, IL in mine at Bes-
semer, Mich, and i0J in second storm in Japan.
In October were killed in q mine at Sha-
mokin, Pa, IA by Il sewer accident in Hamburg,
1U0 by food in Sardinia, 20 by a railroad acci-
dent ut Pcnsa, Russia, 30 by an earthquake in
the Trans-Caucasus, 5000 by flood in China, II
by drowning ut Douro, Portugal, and 50 by food
in Mexico.
In November 10 were killed BY railroad dis
ter at Thirsk England, % in panic Mt Vina-
CORA, Austria, II by drowning at Jappa, 40 by
the fall of mill in Moravia, by falling
house at Bejar, Spain, so by waterspout in
China, and 10 by storm in Japan.
In December So were killed in q mine in Japan,
so in mine at Wigan, England. and IA in fire
at Berson, France.
Diseases
The prevailing pestilence during the
year has been the cholera. The total
number of deaths reported has been
56S, 34i, as compared with SO. 220 in 1891
and 50, 0U0 in 1890. The distribution OF
the cholera ravagcs has been as fol-
lows:
RuSsin .-... SG-, 76Ol c, prnlnny 100