Willmar tribune., 1898-01-04
rep 1S-Gouverneur, N. T., by mine

o.r,e reu 1S-1ouSerneur, N. T., by mine
Feb A.Tazewen, Ky. James Chadwe,l
and family drowned by floods.
oxrtns;s Ten ismNea5 e Murray. Ky. 5 by premature
Feb A-Lake Preston, s. D. < nv "a 9
sufocat tion: Sherman Heights, Tenn, :
Mar +Boston, in exniosion in ,rr.,o,+
street caused by escaping gas.
Mar 17-Steamer de St. Nazaire SINK off
EnooI,na Eno~n a fboast only out Of 50 board
frsshet; @>'A'' . drowned IN
Ma. Mar 24-L.addsville, Ia, 5 children in
. IN burning residence.
Mar Mar 2s = Near Pensacola. Fla. by
swamplng Of boat. .Nemeha county. Kan,
APR sNKncxVifiies.o Hf 10 Tenn 1era crTe5; e b. fire.
Ape aIn South Dakota, Iowa and Ne
ota1ka A6k EoSds at Heisna Ieast 10 lives lost
drowned BY eapsizing Of boat ' 0
apr 2EBeaver Creek. Ky. family Of G in
09Maa:9f Nay iE6n reSidSR6fi M6ite Oak crock ronn
waterspout
May smear Laurens, s. c., children in
burning burning home. Near Pikeville, Ky, by
mines.
May 1e-white Oaks Creek. Tenn, in
May 27--American Falls Ind, in rail-
way wreck.
Jun Near Alma, Ill, family of 5 by
train at grade crossing. Near Keystone.
W; Va. children in burning home
Jun +Chicago, by explosion on mud
scow in river.
Jun Near Hudson, Wis, in railway
Jun 2s-Near Missouri City, No., by rail-
Jun Chicago. 5 batherz in various
lision of two Christian Endeavor trains
Jun 3o-Westfeld, Ia. by lightning.
Jul 6-Near Hactsville, Tenn, 9 by boiler
Jul 7-Bay City, Mich. by trolley car
plunging. through open bridge.
Jul s-Near Pineville, KY, in burning
Jul 13-Near Boone, Ia, tramps in rail-
way wreck.
in armory Of Winchester Repeating Arms
company.
Jul 2s-Near Reno, New, G Indians in rail-
Aug e-Near Cairo. ILL.,, 10 by explosion of
towboat.
Aug 1S-Near Dahlgren, ILL.,, by railroad
collision.
Aug 2s-Galloway county, Ky, poisoned
by eating stolen melons.
Aug 30-Gladstone, Mich, 5 by capsizirs
of boat.
Sep SNear Glenwood Springs, Col, -
by explosions in coal mine.
Sep BROAD Ripple, Ind, by explosion
of natural gas.
Sep 7-Cygnet, O., 6 by explosion of nitro
Sep s-Near Emporia, Kan, Il in railway
Sep s-Near New Castle, Col. 80 in rail-
way collision.
Sep ll-Vau Buren,, Ark, in railway
Sep l7-Near Chippewa Falls. Wis, in
Sep So-Belle Allen. Ala. by fire in coal
Sep 24-Johnston City, ILL.,. 5 by explosion
in coal mines. On Taiya trail, in Alaska,
Oct, ,2Near Schuyler, Neb., : poisoned oy
Oct Near Willow Springs, Mo-, G by
oct M s-Plankinton. S: D., in burning
oct l2-Plano. Tex. by falling of build
Oct 2ANear Garrisons. n: T., 10 by
Hudson river.
Oct 3ANear Scranton. Pa, 6 in mine dis
aster.
ture OF wood alcohol and whisky.
Dec 15-Near Portland, Me-, IN wreck Of
schooner Susan P. ThurloE
Yellow Fever.
Several cases Of yellow fever were re-
ResteS f}ess week % Of $eptembsr On SEP: il it had
in ocean Springs. Miss: II rapid SUCCESS
points, until on Noy. . the fever was CON
Sidered as practically stamped out. 1t mas
been estimated that the Gulf states suf-
fered a financial loss of fully $50 0O0. COZ. the
chief factor in which account being the
loss in trade and traffic on account Of the
strict quarantine regulations On Nov. q a
report issued by the surgeon general OF
the marine hospital service. giving the re-
turns up to recent date, showed there
had then appeared during the yellow fever
epidemic in the south total Of 4,2s9 cases,
OF " hich 446 had proved fatal. OF the total
number OF cases 1,s47 were reported from
louisiana: 625 from Mississippi. 740 from
Alabama. So from Tennessee, Is from Texas,
4 from Illinois. from Georgia and each
from Florida and Kentucky.