The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01
NETEOROLOGY.

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Feb. 8-Plantations devastated In northwest
'ern Mississippi By cyclone -. Great injury e
life and property from cyclone at Port Hud-
son. La
through the western states.
Feb 2O-Thermometer registered a degrees
below zero on Mesaba iron range. MINI.
Mar l9-TerriHc electric storm in southwest
ern Arkansas
Apr. s4-waserspous and cyclone destroyed
GilchriSt, Tex.
May I0-Buildings unroofed by storm in In.
dfauapolis.
May i7-Three-inch hailstones fell 1t Deca-
tur, Ill.
May 20-Crops suffered from frost In middle
states south to the gulf
May sl-Disastrous foods throughout Penn
sylvania.
May 22-E'ive inches OF snow at Bristol
May es-Crops in Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana suffer from frost
May 3l-Damege TO life and property from
food at Pueblo. Col... Concully. Wash, swept
June s..Fioods reported throughout Colo
June Life and property destroyed at Ts.
coma Wash and Fort Scott. Kan.
juno 6-Ruby City. Wash. destroyed by
food.
June 1sAGran.s. Ore. almost wholly SVEN,
away By food. Hail and wind devastated
iSibley and Nicollet counties, MINI.
June i9-Cloudburst in Turtle Creek valley,
near Braddock. Pa. Terrific cyclone swept
iwest OF Fort Dodge, Ia.
June 2s-Keighly. Kan. nearly wiped out By
cyclone
June 27-Lives Lost in cyclone near Sleepy
Eye. MINI.
June ss-Tornade swept over Minnesota and
South Dakota.
July Five fatalities from heat at New Or.
lean 80 Easterns Arkansas and western Ten
nessee swept by windstorm.
! Sep. 9-Electric storm in northern Illinois
Sep. ll-Reayy frostS in many western states
Sep. 2l-Three cyclones in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota
Oct 1-Tornado at Wichita. Kan.
Oct 2o-Six inches Of snow at Sicux CITY, In
Nov. 2-Hurricane in Texas and Louisiana.
Z Nov Is-Thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero at St Paul
done by cyclone ct White Castle and Ascen-
sion. La.
Dec ll-Longest drought ever known in
Dec. l2-Tornado struck Forsythe. Ca.
Dec. 1.-TWO lives lost and many buildings
wrecked by cyclone in Little Wills valley,
near Atlanta. Ga.
NEUROLOGY.
Jan. 1o-Resr Admiral Donald McNein Fair.
fax ~: S. navy. retired). at Hagerstown. Nd;
aged TO-
Jan, ls-Eenry NJ Rice. e1-U. S. senate,
from Minnesota. at San Antonio. Tex.
Jan civilian Gilpin. first territorial gov
ernor OF Colorado: aged 80
Feb. 2-George W Childs. editor and philan- |
thropist, In Philadelphia: aged g.
Feb. 4-Ex-U. s. Senator Morton 9. Wilkin- |
son. in Wells. MINI: aged IS.
Feo. CCongressman George w. Honk. OF
Dayton. o., in Washington.
Feb as1Ex-U. S. Senator J. W. McDin. in |
Creston, Ia; aged co
Mar. i-Ex-Gov. john G. Downey, Of Cali
fornia. at Los Angeles; aged 81.
MAJ: 26-U. 5. enator Alfred n: Colquitt |
from Georgia. in Washington: aged 20
Mar 2s-George Ticknor Curtis. lawyer and |
author, in New York aged So.
Apr. l3-David Dudley Field, lawyer and
writer. in New York; aged 90
Apr. l4-Senatar Zebulon B. Vance, from
North Carolina. Ct Washington; aged q
apr. l6-Ex-Gov. and Ex-U. ). Senator
James N Harvey. G; Kansas. near Junction
snsnce." at Ashey.lie' n C.; aged 81 Oh
Apr. 20-Actirg governor G. s N. Morton. Of
Wyoming, At Cheyenne.
Tacoma AD5 wash: sse " n, Daniels OF Idaho -
Apr. e7aE1-Gov. N. S. Berry. 1t Bristol. n.
Ape sou. s. Senator Francis b Stock
General Frank HAtton
dttor Of Washington Post: aged a.
May 1o-CongressInsn Robert +. Brsttan. &C
Princess Anne. Nd
May i4-Ex-GoY A. c. Hunt. Of Colorado, st,
near Washington; aged s.
Msy ie-William a. Edwards, OF Ohio o. 8.
eneral consul 81 Berlin
June lEx-GoT. Charles E Van zands, Of
mode Island, IN Brookline. Mass
June 7-Ex:Gov: Rodman IL Price. @: New
ersey, In Oakland, Cal
June Is-william Walter Phelps, statesman
nd diplomat, at Eaelevood. y. J.
June So-bishop W. Perkins. ex-senator o.
Kansas. at Wash,nzton; sged s.
June So-Resr Aomiral William Grcecvflie
'enple Z. 5. NJ. retired, st " ashington. aged 20
July 4-Ex-Gov. Edwin b. Winans. OK Eica1-
an. near Hamburg; aged 60 years
July 22-EX-Gov. Frederick F. Low, OF CAL
fornia. st Sen Frslcisco: aged Cd
Aug i-Joseph holt. Judge advocate general
the army, 81 Washington: aged e..
Aug CE1-Gov. Austin W. Blair. o; Hichi-
an; aged "a
Aug. @Judse Casv.n Bennett. chief justice
kentucky court OF appeals. 81 Hopkinsviile.
Aug. :7-Congressraar George B Shaw. ~
.au Claire. Wis; aged 20
Sep. L-Gen- Nathaniel p Banks. ~ Wal
harl- Mass; aged 6s.-..EX-Gov. Samuel J.
,irkwoo6, at Iowa City. Ia; aged 50
Sep S-EY--Gov. Gen George Stoaecaac. Of
'alifornia- 80 Buffalo. " y.
SEN 2T-Launt Thompson. sculptor. at Md
leto~n, N Y.
Oct s-Prot David Swing. eminent preacher
&C thcoioG an I'm Chicago; aged s.
oc: 7-OHver Wendell Holmes. famous poet.
sssyist, philosopher and scientist IN Boston:
ge6 S. -..Artrev O. Curtin. war governor OK
At Bsilefoa,e- Pa: aged q.
Oct 2-Ex-Gov. Joseph Dorsett Becle. %
lew Jersey. IN New YORK: aged ca
Nov. fS-CouR-essEan xyroc b Wright. CT
AZ Trenton Ont aged a.
Nov. i6-Eooerr G Winthrop. ext 5 SEN !
tor and ex-speaker OF congress N Boston:
yed S---.Dr- James NcCosh- eI-presiceat Of
riaceton On. j. college; aged Sc
Nor. e2-Judge Isaac Howe. - Redaeld- & d
Nov. S0-Ex-Gov. and ex-C- :. Senator
oseph z. Brown. 9. Atlanta Co; aged "a
Dec. f-E--Gov. Leon ALBEIT. OF New Jer- 8
-. n Jersey City: aged -.--EX-Goy. Odden
OWE. o: Maryland. q, Bowie
Dec f5-Robers Louis Stevenson. novelist, n Z
HE.os. aged -