The Republican journal., 1896-01-09
Causes Every Known Disease!
ere lost. By these wrecks nearly 5000

"TREATMENT FOR DISEASES" caused by inf
were lost. By these wrecks nearly 1900
people persisted.
Earthquakes were felt slightly in the
Mississippi valley and more heavily in
Central America, Austria and Italy.
powder explosion at Butte, Montana, kill
ed IS and injured 100. Five men were
killed by the blowing up of the powder
mills near Concord, Mass. Fourteen were
killed by nitro glycerine explosion in
California. A trolley car plunged through
an open draw in Milwaukee, killing three
liar accident in Cleveland caused Is
deaths. Sixty miners were killed by an
explosion at Evanston, Wyoming. Thirty
were burned TO death in a mine at Houga-
ton, Michigan. Nine We're killed by al
explosion in the lilly Foster mines at
Carmel, n. y. Twenty one were killed
in the same way at Lake Whatcom,
Washington. An explosion of cartridges
at Barcelona, Spain, caused II deaths. A
boiler explosion and fire destroyed the
Quincy hotel at Denver in August, caus-
Ing % deaths. Forty were killed and q
wounded by a boiler explosion which
wrecked the Detroit Evening journal of
flee in November. Sixty four were XII lee
and 40 injured in railway accident neal
| the City of Mexico III March. A collision
on the Grand Trunk near Quebec killed
Is people and injured &c. A runaway To-
comotive collided with train at Coney' S
Island, injuring 70 people. Five wert
killed by collision on the Great North
ern in Minnesota.
The list of the notable dead of the yeal
is long and striking. Literature has los
Alexandra Dumas, Bartheemy ST. Hilai1e
Eugene Field, Clara Doty Bates, Sergius
| Stepniak, H. O. Houghton Charles E. A
Gayarre, Adam Badeau, Baron Vol
| Tauchniuz, Gustav Freitag, IL. II. Boye
sen Robert Louis Stevenson, Charles C.
/ Doucet, George f. Root. w. J. Demorest
Chrstiana Rosetti, Susan Fenimore Coop
er, NJ. NJ. Blllou, Mrs. Everett Greene
of England, Sir John r. Seeley, author o.
''Eece Homo
journalism has lost David NJ. Stone o
New York, Frank NJ Pixley of San Fran
CISCO James ". Scott of Chicago, vii
liam Henry Hurlbert, George Augustus
| Sala.
Science has lost Louis Pasteur Thorn
as II, Huxley. Karl Nogt, Joseph Thomp-
son, the African explorer James D. Dana
the geologist, Gen. John Newton, the ell
gineer, Charles V. Riley. the entomolo
! gist, Joseph B. Stearns, inventor of the
duplex system of telegraphy, George w
Y ost. typewriter inventor, Gilbert Eliot
builder of the ram Albemarle, f. L. Pope
| electrical engineer. Franklin Fairbanks.
| Scholarship has lost Professor Johr
! Stuart Blackie, ex President Julius Fl.
seelye of Amherst, Rev. DR.. A. c. Ken
drick, Charles Secretan, the Swiss phil
osopher, Prof. James r. Boise, OF Chca
go University.
] Theology has lost Rev. DR.. Samuel f
Smith, author of ''America," Rev. DR.
A. }. Gordon of Boston, Rev. Edward
Beecher, Cardinal Bonaparte, Rev. A. A.
Miner OF Boston, Rev. DR.. Charles II
Hall of Brooklyn, Rev. O. B. Frothing
ham, DE-. George E. Ellis, DIR. Henry A
Colt, Bishop Ihorold, of Winchester.
Jurisprudence has lost Associate Jus
tice Howell E. Jackson, Judge E. Il
Uoar Judge Levi b. Taft of Michigan
eX-Justice Strong.
Art has lost Franz Won Suppe, compos
er, Richard NJ. Hunt, architect Peter f
| Rothermel, Thomas Hovenden, Calver
I Naux and NJ. f. DeHaas, artists. William
I Wetnore Story and Leonard w. Volk
! sculptors.
The military profession has lost Arch
duke Albrecht of Austria, Canrobert
last marshal of France, Field Marsha
Pope of Germany Rear Admiral Almy
| Rear Admiral ohufeldt.
Craftsmanship has lost Secretary Ores
! ham, Frederick Douglass, ex ministe
Isaac Z. Gray, Ex-Governor Prescott OF
New Hampshire, ex-minister John L
Stevens, Hon. Richard Vaux of Phlade
phia, Peter H. Burnett, first governor o.
California, Governor Marvil of Delaware
ex-S Secretary Hugh McCulloch, ex-Sena-
tor Wilson of Iowa, ex-senator Maxey OF
| Texas, ex- Minister Mott Smith of Hawaii
ex Governor Rice of Massachusetts, Hon
Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, ex
Senator Malone, Ex-Governor Ames o.
Massachusetts, ex- Senator Thurman, ex
Senator Van Wyck of Nebraska, Lori
Randolph Churchill, Baron DeGiers, Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs, M. Vicsh-
negradsky, Russian minister of finance,
Senior Gorilla, Spanish republican agita
tor, Count Won Taafe, xpremier of Aus
tria, ex-Presidents Peixoto of Brazil ant
Bogran of Honduras, ex-Presiden
Schenck of Switzerland, Stefan STAN
bulotf, Rustem Pasha, Turkish ambassa
dor to England, Cesare Cantu, Italian
historian and liberal.
AHioAS olHGl poIooIlo VI HolC " no lHNt
died Were Ward McAllister, Ephraim W
L Bull, who originated the Concord grape
| Paul Fenimore Cooper, son of tie novel
list, Sir Robert Peel, son of the statesman
Il w. c. Coup and John A. Forepaugh, tn
circus managers, Harry Wright, the base
ball player, Ada Cavendish and Marian
Seton, actresses, Ismail Pasha, the Ouch
ess of Lei nster, Charles f. Worth, the
milliner Prince Mattarnich son nf FIN
statesman, Abu Bakar, Sultan of Johore
Lord Colin Campbell, Emily Faithful
the philanthropist, Sir Henry Ponsonby
private secretary to the Queen, Aaron l.
Denson, ''father of American watch
making Mrs. A. }. Boomer for whom
the ''bloomers'' were named, Mrs. Char
lotte Emerson Brown, Phillip Phillips
the. singing evangelist, Edward McPher
son, Captain Isaac S. Bassett. Portland
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