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   Oskaloosa Daily Herald (Newspaper) - January 2, 1890, Oskaloosa, Iowa                                VOLUME JANUARY ESTABLISHED 1887 THE Record of the Most Prominent Deaths of THE LOSS OF BY Victims of IMI nt Soil 11 Tin In the of the world of science will mourn the loss of John the eminent inventor and builder of tin little Monitor which rev the principles of naval in struction John the 12n glish naturalist the French chemist Maria the New as professor of astronomy at Music loses many eminent among them Francis tho En glish author critic lima di prima donna Joseph the com poser Henri the Sydney are on every piano Sir Fred Professor of Music nt Oxford Carl impresario Kurene the Ameri can organist tho singer Antonio the greatest of players Adolf the and Karl one ol the greatest bassos world has over Royalty has suffered the loss of tho Austrian Archduke who com mitted suicide of slain in battle the Ameer of istan Louis Kiny of Portu gal Queen of and of Literature hiis lost several eminent them the Shakes Francis Iho international the essay is Allen the editor of the North Review Theodore of Yale Samuel the genial litterateur the novelist the poetess Samuel the Amer ican biographer the Russian novelist and father of Nihilism Martin of ito and the Art has escaped her most prominent dead Cabanel and du both of tho French school but one prominent has passed the lamented John Tho political world has some fa mous them Stanley Mat of the Supreme Jo ur John Counts the and the Austrian diplomatists chairman oE the Na tional Democratic committee Count Dimitri the Russian Minister the Interior Simon tlie War in Lincolns and Jef ferson But in comparison wilh all these emi nent names not one shines brighter than the leper of do bettor known as Father who died his post of duty last name which of to tho American people for many is that of Laura the blind and deaf mute who developed so remarkably under the care of THK 111 So far as reported lives have been lost by ocean earthquake in In August Japan was visited hy a terrible which swept away In Ihe same month an killed IJU persons and more were drowned in In September Japan was again the a typhoon sweeping its coast and killing An earthquake in Asia Minor buried up and 02 were killed by a Midlothian mine 200 bya dynamite explosion at is hy a rockslide at and by a railroad disaster In October the Hoods continued their in more victim to the A hurricane in I Lilly and a mine explosion at In November 50 persons were lulled hy a fal ling build ing at 2il by a dynamite sion in by Hoods in In December 2M were killil by a fall ing in ll in the theater panic ill and Hi by the disaster at The bits been as healthy as its carried olV 000 victims in ihe and cholera in mak ing a of deaths by as compared with hist The year may be considered a healthy one when the losses are contrasted wilh in in and 000 in Al this countries have been by influ and i is possible it has a foothold but number of fatali ties from it will There have been no great nrs during the nnd yet lives havo been lostin Of these have been in Ihe dervishes in and The remainder were killed in tho and troubles and in revolutionary uprisings in The total is iis compared with in in in 16Sti and in The whole list ot casualties in tho Old where the loss of life was enough lobe in ding those who have perished by is as with tor in in in and in The following gives the loss of ife occurring by various disasters in country during ihe yir A ot lires in each month where loss in each case was 100 and upwards is here i and l Kit Ml for tin wis to larger losses makes a its in in Ioi itii 01 money 1li from private linns and the United States during year ISS was BURLINGTON WESTERN 1 fast mail M 3 si 2 Chicago express departs M 4 M 27211 PRICE THE AND Absolutely Ihe The marine conference completed its labois Tuesday and adjourned lifter a vote of thanks to the presiding Admiral Main of the foreign delegates have loft tor their powder never A marvel ol puri strength and More eeo than the ordinary and cannot bu I sold In competition with the multitude of low short or phosphate nut n In BAKING ion Wall 2414ii and in March anil r poods ill Only who writ a tii us ni make surt ol All havo return in iu to POLICE Frederick Marsl Marshal for I he Nor h ilie small end of tQ from mediate passenger from Des oil stations passenger from Kansas Clry and Intermediate passenger from Chicago and mediate Accommodation from Washington and fast from awd Inter mediate passenger from City and Intermediate passenger from ell Bluffs HUO Intermediate lor Washington and intermediate Passenger for Kausas City and Passenger for Des nnd Intermediate Passenger lor and mediate 23 Accommodation for and intermediate stations for Chicago and Intermediate Passenger for Des Council Bluffs and Passenger for Kaunas City and leave here on con at for Oes ar riving there at 11 done before Tola Tlie loss of life shows an increase The total number hy over of hist of as reported iy is iis with in in ISS in uid in Tlie of se injured also shows an iis compared with in in Slid in and in OK UKS number of persons who havo com mitted suicide in the States as by during Ihe is iis wilh in iu in and in Of this total were males The causes were as l i 141 in 147 III i i hisses and f follows Unknown Insane Dont eM ii Of the above took p 84 upon tho lakes and the rivers of the country a total of as compared with ill in and in by rail by in tlie New by disasters in the Old and by and pesti making in all us coin pared with in in in and in The great casualties of the year 1881 were as follows In January 27 lives were lost by a mine disaster Asturias 00 by a cyclone in and i by u mine disaster near Manchester ill February 20 perished hi a railroad accident in 2 by a hotel fire il 200 by an earthquake in Cost lit by a cyclone in 50 were killed in a railway ac cident and 20 in i mine in in April were lost by a hur ricane in IM and 25 ill a mine in May will always be Ior its Iu Austria 00 lives were in Bohemia and in this at Johns to the most reliable In Juno tho flood disasters 250 lives being lost in New Virginia and Kansas numerous other occurred in tho same among them the loss of 70 lives by railroad disaster at Ireland by a lire inChina by the fall of i in the City of Mexico 70 by i mine explosion in Aus tralia 20 by i in Canada and 70 by a in In July China was numerous terrible lives being lost by Hoods and by In the month 200 lives were lost in a mine at by a Hood in In 20 by a railroad accident in 10 by a flood in West 000 by a in and UO fjy an shot them hanged them drowned Hi cut their II threw themselves i front of 4 jumped from win dows or house 7 stabbed burned tin nisei starved them 1 blew himself up with powder 1 strangled 1 threw down a mine shaft mid 1 I brow into an engine In the long list aro included 10 clergy s lice i k T n e s d i y having been np to the p o s i t i o n by Mayor Cregier several w e e k s new chief said he w o u I d i barge to butas it is holiday milli ng will nv Ib would be a for nine weeks would act exclusively us iis aid until be with he depart The work of t lie police force will begin at I is that tho plan of upon will in fo ve bont chit SENTENCE it Dynamite enni ri to from lifer biis commuted the sentence of lohn to o Jan at the expiration of a years was tho instigator of the plot to destroy equipment of the A Quincy during the great by the use of dyu to help the striking engineers retain their lie was convicted if conspiracy and j the penitentiary for petition i si rung signed of prominent OK The i al n i nib mi ted in I teli graph during pared h Is in in ISMI of lied as follow lily Insanity M murders com as reported bj as com in in I may 1SS7 T in IS sentenced to t two Th for his pardon by Ihe ing and rii 1 way Tho Loun 11 mom of over tiO It ia U rowing and wo know it to bo sale anil Ilio investment ihal bo with It you to or money by HBO what you can do in the Loan You cnn 11 start If yon will save your Yon cun Invest per month if you wunt OF V Write nr cull for Ag 10 WIGIl Iowa WESTERN OVER MILES Of steel track in Iowa Wisconsin DaKota And penetrates the Mining and Commercial Centre of the WEST AND NORTHWEST The Unrivaled Equipment of the Linn embraces Sumptuous Dining New Wagner and Pullman Superb day Coaches and FAST TRAINS Running direct between Paul and Council Bluffs and connecting for San Francisco and all Pacific ONLY LINE TO THE BUCK HILLS For Tables and full to any Agent or id dress the Genl Passenger II THE SHORT LINE TO and Kansas Elegant day Coaches and Sleepers on all Through TIMID OF OK 1ASS local also through to Paul and arrives M local fur Mar to Mason City freight to to passenger freight to through freight to departs through for Louis and M through through arrives from from arrives from M Newton accommodation to de and Through sleepers and coaches between Louis Kansas 1C In thirty by SID Illi fur tin uvi iuK and arc In tail ami HELP 1 t I III Klin A special tram of eighteen ears left here or Ihe in Stev ens and Morion ami I are loaded with and of meat and They have been collected from this and surrounding Tin reports from there are lo Ihe I hat several hundred people are ill it I he end ol he 1 am ready with to an ill nipt to I rausport Ihe relief from to seventy miles lo where if is DREW THE COLOR LIST OK I lv A Worm 3 1 nf or Adults 5 K Affi DIRECT LINE FROM TO KansasCity AND Through Trains Direct Louis TO Minneapolis and AND With No any Class For any further apply to nearest ticket or Cr Howard General Geul UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE WILL OBTAIN MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROK A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF 7 li H l 10 11 tsi infill 1j lit ti 15 m 17 1 l null The the h The 67 in i and IDS in several Stales ai follows l ArUa 4 S New v a d District of i in executions increased over T iis i in in in nd Territories worts as i J Cun S 1 in 1 Nori Ii l a Oru ii It 5 ii 4 I or Mull duriny the i increase ovor oin Hi in tho Ii 114 in 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resilience lots for sale at lowest upon terms to An Excellent opportunity for in Send for full information either of above 17 TOWN GAS THE ROOK ISLAND PACIFIC main branches and extensions East and West of the Missouri The Direct Route to and from Peoria La Rock in and Council in and in and Sioux ic Joseph and Kansas It and in in CloradO Fort in the INDIAN in FREE Chair Cars to and from and Dodge and Palace Sleep ing Curs between and Tr new and oat facilities northwest vast areas of rich farming and grazing of to towns and cities east a and southwest of Chicago Pacific and transoceanic V family denies ihe rep dition is very u lo t f hive neil Ior Ihe of Hioa aro if 1 Nil Hn UU H Iu till tu my dils as It la the through which people aud no longer ovor the question how U supply your A ad iu Tuu want will problem at VESTIBULE EXPRESS Leading all competitors in splendor of well and free from duat Through Pullman FREE Chair and east of Missouri Rivar Dining Cars Daily Dea Council and with 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