The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-03

OaXota, northwest Iowa anu uoEsne1n NC
Aug. 2s-Meteor falling at Delevan. Wis.
caused IRE destroying II buildings. Nearly
DOWN and great so damage CAUSED to s1epes by
gale in western New York and eastern Ohio: =.
Business portion OF Baltimore, Md, flooded by
Sep l4-Intense heat caused IS: prostrations
| at fair grounds in Chicago; thermometer stood
Sep l9-Village Of Crielersville, Va, almost
! Oct Zone of most destructive storms in
! years IN portions of southern states along the
| gulf: nearly 1000 lives lost
Oct ls-Heavy frost throughout lower Missis
| stppi valley with great injury to cotton
NEUROLOGY.
| Jan. l0-John E. Kenna, United States sena-
tor from West VirginiS, ct Washington: aged
-; Gen. Benjamin F. Butter. in Washington;
Jan: Rutherford B Hayes, IL D.. nine
teenth pre- sident Of the United States, At Ere
Jan. ss-Assooiase Justio. Luosus ouintus
preme court at Macon, Co; aged e7 Phil
aosese ps OF Il Sossop asea s.
Jan. T--James Gillespie Blaine, in Washing
ton; sged g.: .Ex.Jgase James Campbell.
net, in Phiiadeiphia; aged 60
Mar. 22-Unfted States Senator Eli Sauls-
bury from Delaware. at Dover; aged 7e
MAI S4-SOb CLlOb SuCp1Iu, o0lIOI VI LILO
Mail and Express, in New York
Apr. 1o-Congressman-elect James A. Tawney
from Minnesota fatally injured by falling down
q fight Of stairs in St Paul
June edwin Booth, famous tra9edian in
New York: aged 60
June Ex-senator Leland Stanford from Cali
foznia at Menlo Park; aged g.
June 22-William Mccoy, minister to Liberia,
at Moravia
June 2s-Congressman William Mutchler from
Pennsylvania ct Easton
june 3O-Anthony J. Drexel, Philadelphia
banker and philanthropist, as Carlsbad, Ger
July July s-Mo.es Kelly, e1-secret.ry of the
treasury at Washington: aged "a.
July 7-Samuel Blatchford associate OF tha
United States supreme court. at Newport, r
L; aged 73
July Is-Congressman Gen W. H Enochs Of
Ohio In Ironton.
July 14-Young- Man Afraid of His Horses.
head chief Of Sioux nation Of Indians. at New
Aas l7-Cengrsssman John Logan chipman.
Sep EHamilton Fish, ex-governor Of New
sons, n Y; aged S.
Oct lS-Lucy Stone Blackwell. temperance
advocate ana woman suf'ragist at Dorchester,
Oct ss.-M.yor Carter Fl. Harrison OF Chicago,
killed at hls home; aged GO
Nov! Nov 2i-EScsecsessry y Of Agriculture ,Sts Cen.
Nov A-E1Gov, John J. Jacob Of West vir
si, a. ssr,n Wsselin agsa n,m;i.on
San Diego. Cal aged "a
Nov. Ss-Charies O'Nein. senior congress.
m FhsaeDHa p 4 sssa n Ta9ms,
Omaha; aged %
Dec l-Gen william Lilly. congressman at
large from psDn:yl,,nia M as MauSh Gnans s,.
senator at Rockland, Ne; aged sa
Dec lI-Ex-Copgressman jeremiah a Muir.
Ply from .Dab 50Sa ia Wsshns'GR sssd e..
Parhersburg: aged 81
POLITICAL, SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL.
Jan. 2-Doualdson Ca1ery appointed Q. S
senator by Gov. Foster. OF Louisiana, to fu un-
expired term Of hate Senator Gibson. deceased.
Jan. 0-Presideutal electors chosen IN No
vember cast votes ss follows: CleveIsnd. 2's;
Harrison ~; Weaver. e Popular vote stood
Cleveland, 5,57s. 7si: Harrison, si4A, 4Oo; Wesv-
er, L0Is 6oe; BidweiL 2ss, sol.
Jan l5-Fhrst regular session OF the twenty
dfty annual convention Of the National Aueri
can Wumans Suffrage association opened in
f5 Jan fGu. S. senators elected as follows:
Michigan Francis b StocS bridge (repl; In
Bate tdem): New York. Edward Murphy
(dsm.l; Massachusetts, Henry Cabot Lodge
lrepl; Connecticut. Joseph Haviey lrep):
raH HaHa Eugene Gss ew we ny ssGTsa
as governor OF New jersey.
Ja,. ls-F. NJ Coosren (dcm-) elected o. s.
senator from Missouri. Steven NJ White
lrep.) from Minnesota. David Turpie (dem-l
from Indiana. end Mnt,hew = Quay trep1
from PENNSYLVANIA
Jan 24-William NJ Stewart reelected e. 6.
senator from Nevada, Roger Q, Mills reelected
from Texas, Aesscs Faulkner and Camden
chosen from Wes, virginia.
Jan a5-JaInes Smith chosen U. s. senator
from New Jersey John Martin tpop) elect
ed Z. 5. senator by Kansas legislature
Jan s.-J l.. Mitchell elected U. 5 senator
from Wisconsin
Feb. e-Howe!l z. jackson nominated oy the
president TO 81! vacancy on supreme bench ief,
b. L. 9 G. Lamar. deceased
Feb S-Natolal live stock exchange In al
nual session il Omaha.
Feb 4-Eawstian commissioners state their
case 70 Secretary Foster, expressing desire for
annexation
Feb eJudse Alien elected L. s. senator
from Nebraska
Fec. 81 $ senate decided no, 70 repeal
Sherman silver law.
Feb Inf Cleveland announced for his
cabinet the following naues: Walter @ CsEesh-
an till1, secretary Of state; John G. Carlisle
mont n Y secresa o. var: wilsoa s BIS
sell y, ". postmaster genera. Judge Va
liam Lindsay succeeded }. G. Carlisle IN g. =
Feb. i5-At Topeka Kan. republican aoase,
barred ou' by arr7e6 popu.ists from A.ll Of rep
resentatives, tcos 'orcstse possession Militia
c1iled oGs ny CSoY LIesclI!nS 80 Hoxe Smith
Of Georgia. sul01roe<. as secretary oi tie .lte-
Nor IL Mr. tesv-ianG's ests.ef
Feb fs-;sov Lewei,frz. a. Topeka. k1a,
gave rsocbli1a-s possession OF Legislative E2li,
aad withdrew r.ilst.. and dep.ty u.a-rfsts.
thus a3orc.rg temporary se.sler1ezt * dts.cE.-
y I'll esciG4d by the cozrtx
Feb is-Ar.e-fcaa Newspaper Publishers
Association n annual session Il New York
elected James ". Seotr. 81 CEsc2Sc. president
IL SteriilS Aorto-- cs Seb<zsks chosen a.
secretary o' agriculture II Xr cGevesznc.
ca2.seE
Fee so-walan y Reach f4en 9. Grand
Forks. e4sese4 e s senator .rcz Worth
DAKOTA
Feb. ee-Ht.a-y A. Herbert os Alaaa-a
chosen .s secretary CO ,Se az-y. are a.csarc