The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-12-27
Fires: IL shops and stores and 20 houses -
Ottumwa. n loag. $226, 600: deaths. La

coma IN. H. car works; loss, 100000.
Miscellaneous: children at Catholic
home near Tarrytown. N. T., were fatally
poisoned by eating plant mistaken for dag
root The Dominion line steamer Texas,
from Montreal for Bristol, wrecked of New.
foundland; loss, $4,000. A windstorm
wrecked several houses and stores in Ia
coma; persons buried under the debris.
Obituary: Ex-Governor Charles Calls Van
Zandt, at Berkshire, Mass. G.. W. Wilson,
capitalist and inventor Of the sewing ma
chine, at San Jose, Cal.
b. The ffty-ffth annual convention Of the
American Medical association opened in
San Francisco.
D. Miscellaneous: Striking miners at Wesley,
Ills, used dynamite in an attack on a min
Ing plant; 8 deaths and many injured.
Riotous miners applied the torch to prop
erty on the Monongahela Pa. Lord Rose
bery's colt Ladas won the English Derby.
The nineteenth annual convention of the
Association Of the American Nursery met
at Niagara, NY. The ifty-fift annual con-
ventlon OF the American Medical associa-
ton opened in San Francisco. The thirty
fourth annual session Of the Brewers
ISOLATION of the United States began at
Syracuse. Fiftieth anniversary of the Y.
M G. A. celebrated by jubilee in London.
Z. Disaster Is Coxeyites from Denver drown
ed while attempting to cross Platte river
in frail boats.
Obituary: Professor William Dwight Whit
ney, eminent philologist Of Yale college, in
New Haven; aged 81. Ex-Gov. Rodman
M. Price of New Jersey, pioneer Of
California, at Hazelwood, N. j.; aged 70.
Miscellaneous: The sixth annual congress Of
the Scotch-Irish Society Of America began
at Des Moines. The sixth annual conven-
ton Of the Boot and Shoe Workers Inter
national union met in Boston. The triennial
general council of the Reformed Episcopal
nf~s ~ -
sultan Of Marocco, died suddenly at the age
Of IS; rumors of foul play.
O. Fire: Dubuque Qa.) lumber mills and build
ings burned; loss, $6OO, 900.
Obituary: Cyrus W. Fold, son of the cable
protector, in New York city; aged 81.
10. Disasters: deaths in a rowboat accident
at Brewsters, N. Y. 3 deaths by the cap
sizing of boat at Vermillion, o.
Obituary: Professor David Burnet Scott of
the College of the City of New York, in New
York city; aged ".
Miscellaneous: Fatal collision between strik-
ers and deputies at Lamont, Pa. Miss Lois
Triton, the last slave sold on New Haven
green, died in New Haven; aged 95.
Fire: Kansas City, two agricultural ware
houses; loss, $500, 600.
H. Obituary: Commodore John Rodgers, U.
S. NJ, retired, at Oakland, Pa; aged II.
13 Fire: 800 buildings destroyed at Panama;
loss, 100000.
Obituary: Duncan Mcintyre, we'll known
Canadian railway man, in Montreal. Rev.
e. &. Robinson, professor in the University
of Chicago and formerly president of
Browne university, in Boston aged 70.
IA. Fire: 3 buildings burned in the 'paper
district" of New York; loss, $3.50, 900.
Obituary: John Duke Coleridge, lord chief
justice of England in London; aged 70.
Sporting: Miss Helen Helw - on the ladies'
tennis championship of America at Phila-
delphia.
18. Fire: The abattoir of the Central stock
yards Of Jersey City; loss, $1,500000.
II. Obituary: Judge William Walter Phelps,
business man and diplomat, at Englewood,
N. j.; aged So. ''King Pharaoh, " chief of
the Montauk Indians, at Franklinville,
Suffolk county, N. Y; aged 81. Commodore
John N. EaSley, Z. S. A, retired in Wash
ington; aged IS. Alfred Kappes, N. A,
strong painter of figures, in Yonkers; aged
43.
Sporting: Cornell crew defeated the Univer
sity Of Pennsylvania on the upper Della
ware by IL u seconds.
Is. Obituary: William Hart, N. A., we'll
known painter, at Mount Vernon, N. Y;
aged ~.
20. Disaster: 80 men walled in by flames and
smoke in a burning mine near Birmingham,
Ala. 4 deaths.
The twenty eighth annual convention Of civil
engineers opened at Niagara Falls.
q. Obituary: Professor Herbert futile of Cor
nell university, at Ithaca; aged AZ. George
A. Stewart, a prominent yacht designer, in
Boston.
Sporting: Ramapo won the Suburban Handi
cap, Brooklyn.
q. Obituary: Archbishop Tache pioneer
missionary of Manitoba, at Winnipeg; aged
II.
Albion colliery, Wales, caused the death Of
PSI persons.
Obituary: Nine. Marietta Alboni, famous
contralto in Paris; aged 20. Alfred Post
Burbank, reader and actor, in New York
city; aged 4S.
Sporting: Rey ell Santa Anita won the Amer
lean Derby at Chicago.
"a. Disasters: The city hall and other build
ings wrecked by windstorm at Brazil,
Ind Fishing tug sank off Atlantic High
lands, N. j.; nearly 80 drowned.
q. PERSONAL Emma Juch, the prima donna,
married in New York city to District At
torney Wellman.
swept by windstorm; 10 deaths, many in
jured.
q. Obituary: Rear Admiral William Greenville
Temple, U. S. N, veteran of the Next
can and civil wars, in Washington; aged 20.
%. Sporting: Yale defeated Harvard in the an
nual boat race, New London.
30. Obituary' William g. Green, a well known
friend Of Lincoln, at Tullula, Ills.
.~ JULY.
4 Fire: The mill of the Vermont Marble COM
pany at Proctor, VT. loss, 500, 600.
g. Beginning Of the National Music Teachers
association at Saratoga.
L Fires: Judson, Mass, % buildings destroy
ed; loss, $4,000. Conestoga Center, Pa,
tobacco warehouse; loss, $165, 0O0 81 build
tngs burned at Edwards, N. Y; loss, $62,-
900. --At
Obituary: Ex.Gov. Edwin B. Winans of
Michigan, in Hamburg.
Personal: Lord Randolph Churchill and Lady
Churchill arrived at New York from
Queenstown.
& Fire: The large buildings surrounding
the court Of honor at the Worlds fair de-
stroyed. :...
Obituary: Sir Austin Henry Layard, the ex.
plorer, in London; aged ~.
9. Disaster: Rioting and incendiarism on the
outskirts Of Chicago.
Obituary: Gen. Daniel Macaulay, q Union
veteran, at Gamoapa, Nicaragua.
6. Collision between mob and United States
troops at Hammond, Ind.
10 Collision between rioters and regulars at
Ladd. Ills. 3 rioters killed.
II. Disaster: Fatal earthquake shocks at Con-
stantinople; 200 people killed.
Obituary: Gen. J. B. Fry, U. s. A., retired,
at Newport, R. l.; aged 81.
L. Fires: Edon, O., 70 buildings loss, SIZE, 900.
Railway IN. J.) fertilizer works; loss, $780,
Co.,
Christian Endeavor convention opened at
Cleveland.
,1R Obituary: George r. Graham, founder Of
Graham's Magazine, at Orange, N. j. aged
81.
IL Obituary: Jules Emil Sarutin, noted paint